Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 3129: Chapter 3127: Something in the Sea

"Mr. Chu, this won’t do. You’ve already been in the water too long, it’s not suitable for you to go down again now, otherwise you yourself will be in danger." The crew refused to let Chu Molin dive at this point; something like this just wasn’t acceptable.

If anything happened to Chu Molin, how were they supposed to explain it to Jin Yufeng when they got back.

On this matter, Jin Yufeng had told them to cooperate with him fully, and to keep a close eye on him.

Now something had already happened right in front of them and they still couldn’t do anything, and if they then let Chu Molin get into trouble too, they really would have to go back and write self‑criticism reports.

"Xue’er is still waiting for me, I have to go back in. Don’t worry, if I can’t find her I won’t force myself." Chu Molin still had his children to look after; after Qin Xue had an accident he wasn’t about to let anything happen to himself.

Qin Xue was definitely under the water waiting for him to rescue her. If he was too slow and something happened to her, what was he supposed to do?

"Are you sure?" The crewman looked at Chu Molin’s expression; he wanted to give in, but only if he could be sure Molin would keep his word.

"Yeah, I promise I won’t do anything reckless." What else could Chu Molin say? He had to get back into the water quickly to save her; he couldn’t afford any delay.

"All right then, but you mustn’t try to act tough. Otherwise, when we head back we won’t just be unable to account for it, we won’t be able to guarantee your life either." They understood that something like this, no matter who it happened to, was unbearable.

So they could understand Chu Molin’s request, it was just that they really couldn’t guarantee his safety.

That’s life—what you want to do still comes down to fate.

That was why, when they saw Qin Xue, they had that helpless feeling.

Chu Molin went back into the water, but no matter how many times he dove, surfaced, and dove again, he still couldn’t find any trace of Qin Xue.

"Mr. Chu, we can’t keep searching, we have to turn back, otherwise it will be dangerous." There were pirates in these waters.

"Let’s go." Chu Molin didn’t want to leave, but there was nothing he could do. His fists were clenched tight. If he could turn back time, he would rather never have come back to search; at least then he would know she was alive, instead of now when there was no word at all, not knowing whether she was dead or alive.

In his whole life, Chu Molin had never regretted anything this much. He stared at the calm, wave‑less surface of the sea, while inside his heart was surging like a storm.

And it felt like it was about to explode; he really felt like his heart was going to burst.

If it weren’t for the two children, he honestly wanted to jump in and go with her.

"Take all of them back." Chu Molin looked coldly at those people, not wanting to say anything more. With Xue’er ending up like this, they had a share in it too.

"Understood, Mr. Chu. Please go up on deck and change your clothes, it’s pretty chilly out." They had clothing on board.

They were often out at sea and always stocked toiletries and emergency supplies.

So for unexpected incidents like this, they did have ways to deal with them.

"No need, let’s just go." Right now Chu Molin had no mind to worry about whether he was cold or not. Until he found his wife, there was no way he could be at ease.

"All right, then go inside, the wind isn’t as strong." The crewman was helpless; since he wasn’t willing, they couldn’t force him, so better have him go inside.

Not long after they left, another boat passed through this area.

"Boss, there’s something on the sea."

"On this vast sea, isn’t it normal to have fish? What are you yelling for?" The shout from outside made the man inside impatient.

"It’s not a fish, it looks like a person, it really looks like a person." The one who had spoken earlier heard his boss’s voice and looked closer, the more he looked, the less it looked like a fish—no fish looked like that.