Su Mei had followed Elysianne for several years. Yet, Elysianne knew nothing about her background. From this alone, it was clear that Su Mei was not an ordinary person. I didn't continue to ask, because I knew I wouldn't get the answers I wanted from Elysianne.
Seeing my silence, Elysianne asked again, "Still thinking about Su Mei? Why don't you just ask her directly?"
I took a drag on my cigarette and looked out the window, not answering Elysianne's question. "I should thank all of you. If it weren't for you treating me like I was invisible, fighting on my ship like that, perhaps I wouldn't have made this fortune!"
Oh?
I didn't understand what Elysianne meant. She opened her handbag, took out a document, and handed it to me. I casually opened it, and to my surprise, it was a pleasure boat insurance contract with a coverage amount of twenty-five million.