Chapter 22. A Beautiful Sunset

Sagara pushed his floating tent into the lake. He climbed up and held onto the rope he had set up just in case at the lake's edge.

"Let me help!" said the blue-eyed man as he stuck out his hand.

"I can do it myself!"

Ratu was about to cross to the tent. But she hesitated. Once she stuck out her foot, she backed away again. This condition continued until the men who were fishing there shook their heads. They seemed to be annoyed with Ratu's pretentious attitude.

Sagara still didn't lower his hand. He patiently kept sticking out his hand while smiling. Because she had no choice and was embarrassed to be the centre of attention, Ratu finally held Sagara's hand. She also jumped to Sagara. But she and Sagara fell together because she jumped in the wrong direction. Ratu is on top, and Sagara is on the bottom. And to make matters worse, the hook connecting to the lake's edge came loose.

Ratu hurriedly stood up. Her face turned red instantly. Her heart was beating wil