Chapter 183 He is much harder to please than his girlfriend

"The thief was an experienced one. He stole your wallet while you were taking pictures on Lingwas Island. I happened to see him."

Wen Liang glanced at him and asked, "Are you going to Lingwas Island too?"

For a moment, she even suspected that it was Lu Yao who took her wallet. It was not that she was being wishful thinking, it was just too much of a coincidence.

"Yeah, I went there yesterday."

"Well, thank you."

They just went there today.

Maybe it's just a coincidence?

"Don't be polite. When you meet compatriots abroad, you should help them if you can." Lu Yao handed over the wallet.

Wen Liang took the wallet, held it in his hand, looked up at Lu Yao, and said, "If you hadn't arrived so timely, I would have already booked a flight to Oslo. How about this, I'll treat you to dinner tomorrow? If your friends don't mind, you can come too, I'll treat you all."

Lu Yao raised his eyebrows, "Let's talk about it later. I'll go back and ask my friend."

"Isn't your friend too strict? He doesn't seem like your friend, but more like your wife, who is afraid that you will go out and have affairs with other women." Wen Liang said half-jokingly.

Hearing this, Lu Yao's mind flashed with Fu Zheng's gloomy face. He couldn't help but raise his eyebrows and smile, "He's much harder to please than a girlfriend. You'll know when you see him later."

Wen Liang's eyes flickered for a moment, then he smiled softly, "It was just a joke. Anyway, you helped me a lot, so I will definitely treat you to a meal. If your friend disagrees, I will go to him and explain it to him personally."

Lu Yao nodded, a playful smile on his face, "Okay, then I'll go back first and reply to you later."

"good."

Wen Liang closed the door, leaned against it, looked at the wallet in his hand, and fell into deep thought.

Is it really just a coincidence?

…

Lu Yao went straight to Fu Zheng's room and sat down on the sofa. "I've delivered the wallet."

"Um."

Fu Zheng sat on the single sofa and responded solemnly.

He had his elbows on his knees, holding a cigarette case and a lighter.

"Didn't you see her yesterday? Why don't you go and see her off in person?"

Lu Yao also smoked a cigarette and lit it with Fu Zheng's help.

He thought of how when they just caught the thief, Fu Zheng rushed forward and punched him without saying a word.

Lu Yao seemed to be able to hear the crackling sound of the thief's ribs breaking.

Fu Zheng placed the lighter on the table and took a deep puff of the cigarette. He pinched the filter element between his index and middle fingers and moved it away. He then slightly opened his thin lips, and a stream of smoke suddenly poured out, circling upwards and finally disappearing.

He recalled the words Wen Liang said yesterday that stabbed his heart like a knife, "...I don't plan to remarry you."

He even felt that the temperature in Norway in December was not as cold as the word "warm".

After a few seconds, Fu Zheng asked, "Did she say anything?"

"She said she would treat me to dinner tomorrow."

Lu Yao knew what Fu Zheng would say, and before he could open his mouth, he said, "She said that I helped her a lot, and she must treat me to a meal. If you don't agree, she will come to talk to you in person."

Fu Zheng paused as the words were about to come out of his mouth and took a puff of his cigarette.

Lu Yao looked at Fu Zheng playfully, "Well? You have to agree this time, right?"

Fu Zheng's face darkened and he lighted the ash of his cigarette. "Tell her that you choose the restaurant. She won't refuse."

"Can."

They had already planned to go whale watching tomorrow. Tang Shishi had already booked a whale watching tour on a large ship, which would depart around eight o'clock in the morning and would take six to nine hours.

Therefore, Wen Liang scheduled the time for Lu Yao to have dinner with him in the evening.

When Lu Yao said that he would book the restaurant, Wen Liang felt that strange feeling in his heart again.

But she did not refuse and asked Lu Yao to tell her after he made a decision.

…

At 7:30 the next morning, Wen Liang and the other two arrived at the designated meeting point.

At this time, there were already quite a few people waiting at the dock. It was obvious that they were also there to join a group boat trip to watch whales, and there were quite a few Asian faces among them.

They booked a catamaran, the tour guide was white, and everyone in the group communicated in English.

They started boarding the ship at 7:40, and by the time they set off at 8:00, there were more than 30 people on the ship.

The hull cut through the water, and the white waves separated to both sides, gradually moving away from the dock.

Wen Liang stood on the deck, the sea breeze blowing in his face, mixed with a unique fishy and salty smell.

She turned around and saw the pier getting farther and farther away, slowly becoming blurred until it disappeared.

She looked around and saw the vast sea all around her. At the end of the blue, she could vaguely see snow-capped mountains that almost merged with the sky.

It was still some distance from the sea where whales would appear, and Wen Liang couldn't stand the cold so he went to the lounge.

There was a small lounge on the boat, which already had about ten people sitting in it.

The other ten or so people were still standing outside, enjoying themselves.

I don’t know how long it took, but when they reached the sea area where the whale appeared, the tour guide came over to remind them, and Wen Liang went back to the deck.

At this moment, the dock had long disappeared, and the ship was floating alone on the boundless sea, with no end in sight.

Wen Liang couldn't help but sigh at how big the world is and how insignificant humans are.

Whale watching, like the Northern Lights, is a matter of luck.

The tourists opened their eyes wide, concentrated their attention, and carefully scanned every inch of the sea surface.

Who knew that we would almost pass this sea area without even seeing a whale hair.

The ship circled on the sea surface for several hours and soon it was noon.

The whale watching tour includes lunch, which is very sumptuous. Unfortunately, the tourists felt like they were chewing wax and felt a little disappointed.

Just then, the tour guide shouted in English with a loud speaker: "Look! Southeast!"

As he finished speaking, the catamaran was heading towards that direction.

Wen Liang looked over and happened to see a huge creature suddenly leap out of the water, drawing a graceful arc in the air, and diving into the sea, with white waves splashing everywhere.

"Wow--"

A chorus of exclamations erupted in my ears.

Wen Liang was so stunned that she even forgot to take pictures with her phone until Tang Shishi reminded her.

Before, she had only seen pictures of whales in books and knew that whales were the largest animals in the world.

But that was just a concept to her.

It was not until now that she witnessed the whale's hugeness with her own eyes, and the shock she felt was far beyond what the photos could compare to.

The tour guide exclaimed: "You are so lucky, there are several baby whales around it, did you see it?!"

The tour guide also introduced to them the types of whales.

The tourists had no time to answer; they were all taking photos frantically.

The catamaran slowly approached the whale group.

The whale group may have become accustomed to it and did not have any emergency response. The last baby whale that fell behind was closest to them. When the whale jumped, Wenliang even felt water droplets splashing on his face.

The catamaran was delayed near the whale group and it was already five in the afternoon when it docked.

Wen Liang and the other two got off the boat one after another.

She said to Tang Shishi and Zhu Fan, "You guys go back first. I have an appointment with Lu Yao."