Evil always comes from courage

Angela Maria suddenly covered her face. She didn't want to look at Caspar Colin, and her voice choked with sobs:

"Colin, I'm not sure whether to keep her or not. I'm in pain, Colin. I don't want to live like this anymore. I don't want to live in worry every day."

Angela Maria continued:

"We can take another job and you've never made it! Stop being so stubborn, you can't do this to me! If I gave birth to the baby, I wouldn't even know how to tell where the father was. You always say for the last time, if you have an accident at sea, what will your children and I do?"

Caspar Colin looked at her at a loss. He shook his head, held Angela Maria's face in his hands, his weathered cheeks were full of love, and said softly:

"Hey honey, look at me and trust me, okay? Captain Hank comes from a family of Harrison whalers. We won't miss her. It was just an accident last time. You know it's not my fault. You can't give up on her."

Angela Maria broke away with tears in her eyes, turned her head away and refused to look at the man she loved so much, and said with a trembling voice:

"No, it's too long, I've been waiting for you for too long, you know that Colin? I go to the beach every day and look at the sea. I hope you can come back soon, but you don't keep your promise every time you go to sea."

Caspar Colin's eyes were also red. He knew that every time they went to sea, they could not return on time. They wandered on the sea, just trying their luck. Sometimes it took several months, and sometimes it was a big disaster once they left. Half a year.

Caspar Colin knew that Angela Maria loved him very much, and so did he. When he was on the boat, he missed his wife all the time. But his wife was pregnant, and he couldn't go on like this.

This time He was very confident about going to sea. Caspar Colin was very sure that they would be able to make a lot of money on this voyage, so that Angela Maria and his unborn child would not continue to suffer with him. Now.

Caspar Colin's rough palms carefully held Angela Maria's face. Her skin was as smooth and soft as whale blubber. Caspar Colin looked at him lovingly. The woman carefully called the person in front of her and comforted:

"Angela, Angela, listen, I promise you, this is the last time. We are fully confident about going to sea this time. Do you know the Asili Sea?"

Angela Maria shook her head and looked at Caspar Colin's gentle and vicissitudes of eyes. How sincere and gentle he still insisted on going to sea. Her heart was like being penetrated by a hook, every time. Once they went to sea, her heart followed him. Angela Maria's eyes were full of sadness and she said softly:

"No, I just know that you still have to insist on going to sea."

Caspar Colin looked at Angela Maria with a worried expression, held her hand tightly, and said firmly:

"Angela, hey! Listen to me, Captain Harrison Hank promises us that in four months we will return with a full load. That is the birthplace of whales, and whales from all over the world will return."

Angela Maria also grabbed Caspar Colin's hand, and rubbed her face into Caspar Colin's rough and cracked palm, warm and well-behaved.

Caspar Colin Wiping away her tears, Angela Maria looked at the reflection in his eyes and murmured:

"Asiri, that's just a legend, Colin."

Caspar Colin held Angela Maria in his arms, caressed her long hair, and said affectionately: