Chapter 1844: All Done

Mu Ying quickly pulled her hand out: "I didn't..."

"Then what are you touching?"

Mu Ying's cheeks burned from the young master's stare, and she muttered, "You're not allowed to touch me."

Then turn your gaze away and look up at the sky.

Just when I was about to exclaim how blue the sky was and how beautiful the clouds were, I suddenly realized something was wrong.

The clouds are receding rapidly, and it's not the clouds that are moving, it's them!

Mu Ying suddenly sat up and looked around.

They had already left the shore, and the boat was now drifting downstream on the river.

Looking further into the distance, I saw a little bit of red roof peeking out from behind the lush trees.

That was the town's landmark, Melk Abbey, and it looked quite far away from them...

She slept for a long time...

"Master, did you untie this boat?"

The young master did a lot of bold things today, such as kissing her in the water and doing that on the boat, so it is possible that the young master suddenly wanted to go boating with her on the Danube.

The young master glanced at her and said, "This little broken boat doesn't even have oars. What's the point of untying it..."

Mu Ying was startled and quickly glanced at the boat.

Yes, this is just an ordinary human-powered boat with a mottled hull and not even a single oar.

To be honest, Mu Ying thought it was miraculous that the ship didn't sink.

Perhaps seeing that she was still confused, the young master explained, "Just now... maybe it was too intense, and the rope tied to the mooring post loosened."

Mu Ying's face flushed, and she didn't know what to say, so she agreed, "It's quite... well... intense."

The young master continued, "Actually, the boat drifted away halfway through, but since Ah Ying wasn't paying attention at the time, I didn't tell her."

Mu Ying wrapped herself up in her clothes, wishing she could bury her face in her knees.

Young Master, there's really no need to explain so carefully, really...

The problem is, where are we going to drift like this? What if there is a small waterfall or a sharp bend ahead? It would be very dangerous.

Mu Ying looked at the young master. He didn't seem worried at all. Instead, he took out his cell phone to take pictures of the coastal scenery.

"Master, please stop using your phone. Let's save the battery so we can contact someone to save us."

The young master pointed his phone camera at her instead. Mu Ying, knowing her clothes were disheveled, hurriedly blocked the camera with her hands: "Young master, don't take pictures of me..."

He raised his phone and said with a smile, "This is a rare experience, let's record it well."

Mu Ying silently turned her back and refused to take a frontal photo for him.

The young master still held the phone, as if interviewing her, and asked, "Miss Mu, do you have anything to say?"

Mu Ying felt like someone who had done something wrong and then had their image heavily blurred, leaving only a blurry back view for the camera. She said, "I was impulsive at the time, and now I regret it."

The young master laughed and said, "It's already been done, there's nothing to regret."

Mu Ying turned around and glared at him.

The young master is the kind of person who is very cautious and careful in doing things, so why is he so careless this time? It seems like he has suddenly become carefree and casual, enjoying himself in the moment.

The young master can continue to be carefree, after all, it is rare for him to be so relaxed.

But Mu Ying can't be so careless. She has to find a way to get ashore now.

After observing the surroundings, they saw that the boat was drifting very fast, which meant that the water was flowing fast. Even though they were very close to the shore, they could not jump into the river and swim ashore.

Because in such a fast-flowing water, no matter how good a swimmer you are, you can still drown. This is not a joke.

What's more, she didn't know the situation in this area of ​​water and didn't know if there were any undercurrents underwater.

After thinking about it, I decided to ask others for help.