Chapter 24. Sleeping Together

Night fell. The night on the water turned out to be cold. Luckily, Sagara had prepared everything. He also designed a thick jacket for himself. Before going to bed, Sagara opened the cover of his floating tent. A small window on one side was used to look at the starry sky.

After everything was done, Sagara went back into the tent.

"When are we going home, Gar?" Ratu asked.

"Tomorrow, I have to go to Lebanon, and you have to go to Singapore. At dawn, we go home," Sagara replied. The man then turned on a small LED light and was about to hang it on one of the tent's support poles. But just as Sagara was about to do so, Ratu prevented him.

"Can you just turn off the lights? The moon is enough to light us up tonight.

Sagara turned to Ratu when he heard his wife's words. "Ok," he replied, putting the LED light back into his bag. Sagara then lay down next to Ratu.

"No blanket?" she asked.

Sagara shook his head. "I only brought one. Just for you."