Chapter 20 Yacht Cruise

Elizabeth Coker occasionally stole a glance at Jerry Dank's eyes, full of admiration that could not be concealed.

"It doesn't matter to me whether you have him or not. Anyway, I will go abroad in a few days,'' Audrey Turnah said with a smile. She secretly spotted Elizabeth glancing towards Jerry Dank.

Then she held on to the swing and increased the pace, enjoying the swing's full offer.

Elizabeth Coker was timid and afraid, and did not dare to swing too high, but Audrey Turnah was different, the higher the happier.

When Jerry Dank came to find them, what he saw was the girl whose laughter was like silver bells and her skirt was flying under the phoenix flower tree, which was reflected in the bright sky.

Her smile was so bright and beautiful, and the scorching bright clouds and the fiery red phoenix flowers paled in comparison, and Jerry Dank's eyes swayed.

Once upon a time, he was very disgusted and angry whenever he saw Audrey Turnah, and he never looked at her in the eyes.

However, once the prejudice was put aside, even Jerry Dank who was not sensitive to the appearance of girls, had to admit that Audrey Turnah is indeed beautiful, just like a gorgeous girl who came out of an oil painting, agile and beautiful. Heart and soul.

Jerry Dank came to tell Elizabeth Coker that it was time to leave, and Henry Dank and Marcus Coker had to rush back to the company for the press conference, and insisted on refusing to stay for dinner.

Audrey Turnah and Peter Turnah escorted them to the door, and noticed Henry Dank smiling.

"You have invited Jerry and Elizabeth to Craylow Island, they are lucky. I won't bother you Mr. Turnah to send someone tomorrow to come and pick them up, I will arrange a car and send them directly to the beach to meet Miss Turnah," Henry Dank said.

Audrey Turnah's heart skipped a beat, and her mood suddenly became bad.

It was important to know that Craylow Island was a scenic spot developed by Turnahlyn Real Estate Company and had not yet been opened to the public.

Charles Turnah didn't come back for the past two days, because he was busy with business on the island. Before the opening, Audrey Turnah and Leopold Demp decided to go to the island to have a quick look.

Audrey Turnah didn't expect that her father made an appointment for her to got to the beach with Jerry Dank and Elizabeth Coker on his own initiative without asking her for advice.

"That's fine. Charles will come and pick them up,'' Peter Turnah replied to Henry Dank cheerfully.

"With Jerry and Elizabeth to accompany you, Audrey, will have good company, and it would be lively with many people," Henry Dank said with a smile.

Audrey was astonished beyond words, and she had her father to thank for that.

This was depressing to hear.

Of course, she could not tell her dad that she was not interested in going, but this was depressing.

"Tomorrow I want to go to the hospital to stay with my mother, so I won't go," Jerry Dank said lightly.

Although his mother had a successful heart transplant, she still had to stay in the hospital for an extra two weeks to make sure there were no serious issues before she could be discharged.

"You are always running to the hospital, are you not tired? Yesterday, your mother said that the hospital has doctors and nurses to take care of her, so you don't have to worry about her all the time. You will accompany Miss Turnah to play at the Island,'' Henry Dank waved his son aside and said to him.

Jerry Dank's thin lips pursed slightly, but he didn't say anything.

Audrey was stunned and speechless.

She originally thought of having a good time with Leopold Demp before going abroad, but it seemed that this kind of good expectation was going to waste.

At the outskirts of Bullen City, there is a sea, and Craylow Island was at the shore of the sea. Looking from a distance, the water and light flowed in synchronization, reflecting the lush green mountains.

It was a beautiful place.

Amidst his busy schedule, Charles Turnah still drove the yacht to pick them up in person, frowning invisibly when he saw Jerry Dank and Elizabeth Coker.

But because he was a business-man, he did not show his disapproval on his face and wore a straight face quickly.

Leopold Demp was too far behind. He kept his face straight all the way. He would rather lean on the deck railing to blow the cold wind than go back to the cabin.

The yacht was riding the wind and waves, and the group quickly arrived at Craylow Island amid the white waves.

Charles Turnah had other commitments, so he ate lunch with them and left in a hurry, leaving two staff members to look after them.

The staff explained the guidelines very enthusiastically and carefully to the group, but unfortunately the audience was too weak.

Jerry Dank has always been indifferent, so him being so now was not surprising. Elizabeth Coker was introverted and quiet, and Leopold Demp was upset and didn't say a word.

As for Audrey Turnah, she had a lot to say, but in front of Jerry Dank, she subconsciously restrained herself a little and did not dare to be too lively.

The audience was eerily quiet all the way, and the staffs noticed that something was wrong, but they could only bite the bullet and continue explain the excursion.

"This mountain is called Mount Daring From the top of the mountain, you can see Bullen City in the distance. Especially in the morning, you can see the sunrise from here. Boats carry people to come here to worship," the tour staffs said.

"Why does the Fairy Temple enshrine husband and wife?" Audrey asked the tour staffs.

She was curious.

''Shouldn't the fairies be worshipped in the sky?'' She asked.