All Chapters of Yearning for Her Return : Chapter 791 - Chapter 800

Following a momentary silence, a timid voice broke through the crowd, "Ca-Cassian, I want to go back. What should I do?" "To be honest, I want to go back too ... I've never really traveled far before. I only decided to come here after reading online about how to make money and such. Look at Susan's brother—he died without anyone knowing. "At least he had someone to deal with his corpse. If I were to meet a similar fate, my parents are getting up in age ..." Restlessness spread through the crowd. They all felt uneasy. When they got on this ferry, they probably never imagined the journey would take such an unexpected turn. After all, having invested a significant amount of money, success was anticipated. Therefore, no one could have predicted this outcome. Nevertheless, having come this far, they believed they could overcome challenges on the path to success. Until now, as they contemplated the death of Susan's brother in a foreign land, a sudden realization struck them—per

Beardo probably didn't anticipate that this seemingly feeble group possessed such explosive strength. He found himself forcibly ejected from the storeroom. He was pressured to step back. However, this tussle lasted only briefly before taking an abrupt turn when the other side brandished weapons. The most uproar they typically caused was perhaps a brawl, and the mere sight of blood was considered terrifying. Hence, charging toward sharp blades to uphold their sense of justice was out of the question. After all, it was just a stranger, and sacrificing their lives wasn't worth it. Unarmed and rushing forward would only make them appear foolish. The path that had previously been forced open retracted, and an even wider passage emerged in the middle. It facilitated Beardo and his group's entry. Observing the weapons in the foreigners' hands, Susan restrained her usual temper and said, "I have a condom in my bag. If you're determined not to let go of me and this woman, can you al

"Oh? Is that so?" Susan sat up on her bed. She was surprised by Rebecca's revelation. However, she didn't harbor any resentment toward Rebecca for being the reason they were brought out. In the midst of her surprise, she simply said, "That sounds tough for you. You're a rich lady, and you got kidnapped. Now, you're stuck on this ferry with the rest of us." With a heavy sigh, Susan continued, "Well, that's why they say rich people receive elite education. If this happened to someone in our village, they'd have started complaining and crying to those foreigners for mercy. "You wouldn't see them trying to figure out a solution like you. Those pampered princesses from TV dramas seem to be acting after all. But it seems like this kind of thing won't happen to us. When I think about it, you're the one who's more pitiful." Rebecca remained silent once again. She was unsure of how to respond to Susan. To be honest, if she had been raised in the same manner as the Johnson family t

She didn't understand at that time. She even thanked the uncle who told her where to look for her father. She remembered leaving the coffee shop with her brother. She thought the villagers would also play poker in Miss Kelsie's house. During New Year, there would be a lot of people playing poker as entertainment in the village. Playing poker as a leisure activity was not a big deal, but if they played it with big money while being hidden in residential buildings, the police would suspect and come to check.She thought her father was rich, so he played in the house like other wealthy uncles. She even mistakenly believed that her brother was unhappy because their father played poker all the time. Naively, she tried to comfort him by saying, "He only plays poker during New Year. He won't lose too much money."At that time, she didn't understand anything. She thought that buying a house and having a car meant her parents made a lot of money. She considered their family to be quite well-o

Susan had no memories of how things were eventually resolved at home.All she knew was that she moved back to the house in the village from the city and slept on the same bed with her grandmother. She heard from her grandma that there was still a debt left unpaid.She could no longer buy new, beautiful clothes. There were people who pitied her and sent her clothes. They said they bought them for their daughter last year, and their daughter had only worn them once or twice. Since their daughter had gotten new clothes, they thought it would be a waste to throw them away, so they thought of giving them to her.Her grandmother told her to throw the clothes away, but she couldn't bear to because they were really beautiful, and she didn't have any other dresses.Her older brother couldn't afford to pay for his high school fees, so he dropped out.His homeroom teacher came to their home and advised them that no matter what, he should finish his studies. Even if the family faced difficu