The Misunderstanding Had Grown Huge

Andrew rattled off a whole lot of nonsense.

Yet Ye Yuan's expression remained utterly unchanged.

Andrew looked at Ye Yuan, then turned to glance at Zhao Ximin, who was looking at him with a face full of contempt.

His instincts told him that he had underestimated the young man before him.

He also knew that his group had abandoned Annie and Angela while fleeing for their lives.

Now, asking the two women, who seemed to get along quite well with this young man, to plead for them would probably not be easy.

Since the other party was unwilling to help, Andrew did not press the matter any further.

In his view, as long as he remembered the coordinates of this stretch of sea, recovering that data would be simple enough with his boss's capabilities.

Andrew had yet to realize that the most important samples he wanted had already been taken into Ye Yuan's storage space.

Not only the samples, but even the laboratory's core research data had been packed into Richard's briefcase and taken away by Ye Yuan.

All that remained on the Research Vessel were some insignificant data and experimental records.

Of course, they had not seen Richard being eaten by a sea beast, so they were even less likely to know about it.

As for where Richard was, Andrew had not had the time to consider it yet.

The moment he ensured his own safety, he began thinking about how to retrieve the data and samples. Everything else was not worth his consideration.

Andrew quickly changed tactics and said with an incomparably sincere expression:

"Hello, Captain! May we borrow the communication equipment on your ship to contact our company?

I believe that once our BOSS learns you saved us, he will not forget this kindness!"

Ye Yuan had