I Help the Richest Man Spend Money to Prevent Disasters

Chapter 19

When Jennie saw Lisa falling into the water, her heart sank and anxiety filled her heart. She shouted, "Lisa, are you okay? Hold my hand quickly!"

Jennie immediately bent down and reached out to Lisa to hold her hand.

Lisa did not expect that he would fall into the water. However, he wasn't that worried as he knew how to swim. It was Jennie who looked very scared, her eyes were full of worry.

Lisa took Jennie's hand and stepped on the deck. The water flowed down from his body, leaving a lot of marks on the deck.

Lisa was wet all over. At dusk, his eyes seemed to be a bottomless pit capable of trapping all emotions.

When Jennie was not only annoyed but was also puzzled.

She obviously spent so much money on Lisa, but he still had an accident. She felt that something was wrong but she decided to not think about it for now.

Jennie looked at Lisa closely and found that his clothes were all wet and there were many creases on his body.

Jennie asked anxiously, "Are you injured? Let me see." Jennie blamed herself. If not for her, Lisa would not have fallen into the water.

Jennie forgot everything else and all her attention was on ensuring that Lisa wasn't injured. She immediately took Lisa's hand, checking if he was injured.

After Lisa got back into the yacht, he was silent. He stood still and lowered his gaze, and let Jennie do whatever she wanted.

His tall figure reflected on the water, sketching a dim reflection.

Jennie had her head lowered and Lisa was a lot taller than her. Lisa looked down and could only see Jennie's black hair. The light of the sunset gave them a light sheen.

Lisa suddenly said, "Don't worry, I'm not hurt."

Jennie finally came to her senses, she was too focused on checking whether Lisa was hurt and forgot that she was too close to him.

Jennie let go of his hand and stepped back to look at Lisa: "I'm sorry. Because of me, you fell into the water, if I don't have..."

Seeing Jennie blaming herself, Lisa suddenly opened his mouth and dropped a sentence, distracting Jennie's attention.

"Have you forgotten something?"

Jennie completely forgot that Lisa had fallen into the water just to catch her bracelet. She was feeling too guilty and forgot about the bracelet.

Lisa sighed a little. He extended his hands and his fingers spread out slowly. Jennie looked down and saw a bracelet lying on his cold white palm.

At this moment, Lisa's faint voice sounded, "You seem to have forgotten this."

The bracelet lay there quietly, shining brightly.

Jennie picked up the bracelet which was cold to touch. She accidentally touched Lisa's palm, his temperature was extremely cold.

Lisa said in a gentle tone, "This fall is just an accident. Even without you, I might have other accidents."

Lisa turned his head and looked at the silent water. His tone was very light: "I'm used to it."

Lisa said it very easily, but Jennie knew that Lisa had frequently encountered accidents in recent years and the book also mentioned that Lisa would die after a year.

The cool and elegant 'Lisa' described in the book coincides with Lisa in front of her.

Jennie was worried that Lisa would really die if things developed as what was written in the book.