To Forget

They stood side by side on the deck of the ship's bow. No matter how extravagant and extravagant the interior of the ship was, the deck was always quiet. It was like a completely different world. Blake held onto his phone and instructed the captain to bring the cruise ship to shore.

The whistle hummed, and the cruise ship turned, approaching the seashore. Under the night sky, the ocean didn't have the slightest hint of light, just like the man beside her with his pitch-black eyes. It was a kind of depth that no one would be able to understand.

"Is it cold?" Blake took off the jacket on his body, and lightly patted Avery's thin shoulder. Her clothes were still stained with the faint fragrance of tobacco and the smell of blood.

Avery straightened the clothes on her shoulder, and replied indifferently, "Thank you." Her tone of voice was polite yet unfamiliar, and that unfamiliarity caused unexplainable jealousy in Blake's heart.

He casually lit up a cigarette, and the white smoke quickly