Chapter 709


    "No, no. She didn''t say anything. It''s just that she looked frightened when she saw me, but she


    apologized soon."


    Vaughn exined quickly before Amiyah took Tracey as an arrogant and superficial woman.


    "Ease, I didn''t say anything. But to be frank, you look scary indeed." Amiyah said bluntly.


    "Then she definitely won''t like me," Vaughn rumbled.


    "Look at your whiskers and hair. You get a nest on your head."


    "And your clothes. No sane girl will like you. Valerie is an exception. She grew up with you."


    Living with a bunch of careless men, Vaughn seldom cared about how he looked.


    "That miss was finely dressed. Her Fiance must be a posh man. If you want to win her heart, at


    least you should look decent."


    "I see." Vaughn seemed to see a trace of hope.


    Amiyah smiled bitterly, hoping she was doing the right thing.


    Tracey was still immersed in the joy of having a baby. She couldn''t wait to share the news with


    Adam.


    Seeing that Vaughn came back, she jumped off the bed gaily. "Sir, do you have a phone? I want to


    call my fiance."


    "He must have thought that I was dead. I need to call him now."


    Vaughn felt a bit guilty under her gaze for he didn''t want that man to know she was alive.


    Calling his fiance meant she would leave soon.


    "There''s no signal on the sea."


    "Is there andline?" Tracey wasn''t surprised that there was no phone service and she knew ships


    usually hadndlines.


    Vaughn got one in his room but he lied, "We used to have one, but it doesn''t work now."


    Vaughn almost blurted out that he wouldn''t let her leave.


    But he hesitated because of her expectant eyes.


    "He must have freaked out. I''ll contact him at the next port." Tracey sighed. If something like this


    happened to Adam, she would be frenzied.


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    "Well, I don''t even know your name. I''m Vaughn, Vaughn Sears."


    "I''m Tracey Xia." Tracey reached out her hand with a sweet smile.


    If she could know that smile would leave an imprint on Vaughn''s heart that he could never efface,


    she would probably smile less sincerely.


    Vaughn repeated her name in his heart again and again.


    He liked her name. He reached out his hand slowly as a shy boy.


    His skin was bronze, and the soft touch of her hand was like the balmy breeze from the sea.


    "Xia? You''re a Xia too?" Vaughn suddenly asked.


    "You know another Xia?" Tracey was a little confused.


    "Do you know Renee Xia?" Vaughn asked tentatively.


    "She was the reason I fell overboard." Tracey pursed her lips and decided not to say anything more


    about that ident.


    Tracey''s words confirmed Vaughn''s idea about Renne. "What did she do to you?" He asked.


    "It''s a long story." Tracey didn''t want to talk about Renee.


    Vaughn did not inquire further. When Tracey found the clothes she wore were not hers, her face


    twitched a little and she asked, "Who changed my clothes?" "Amiyah. You''re wearing her clothes.


    By the way, I bought some clothes for you in the port." "You may not like them but you can''t keep


    wearing Amiyah''s clothes."


    "Sir, you are really a good man."


    "I''m d to help you."


    "Can I call you Vaughn?" Tracey asked.


    "Of course." Vaughn was very happy. He thought it meant they were closer.


    He wondered whether someday she would call him as she''d call Adam in her dream.


    Tracey changed in the bathroom, full of spirit.


    "Vaughn, where is this ship going? When will we go ashore?"


    "We docked yesterday and won''t go ashore in a short time." Vaughn didn''t dare to give her an


    urate answer.


    At this time, Amiyah came in with food. "You must be hungry. Come and eat."


    "You''re Amiyah, right? Thank you for saving me and my baby. My name is Tracey." Tracey bowed to


    Amiyah gratefully.


    Amiyah gave a start. The woman was indeed beautiful and polite.


    "Nice to meet you, Tracey. You''re mistaken. I wasn''t the one who saved you. It was Vaughn who


    jumped into the icy cold water and carried you out. You should thank him."


    She said with a warm smile. Tracey still didn''t know how Vaughn felt about her at the moment, so


    she didn''t think much about her words.


    "Thank you both for saving me and taking care of me. I thought that would be the end of my life."


    "In fact, we''re not the ones who really saved you."