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Luo Fei helped his mother step onto the platform. Li Xiulan's foot wobbled as soon as she stepped on it, but Luo Fei steadily supported her arm. She looked down at the narrow platform beneath her feet, then at the seawater below, and her legs felt weak.

The moment Li Xiulan stepped onto the deck, when her feet touched the smooth, polished teak floor, she finally felt at ease. She stood there, her hand still tightly gripping Luo Fei's sleeve, but her gaze was already drawn to everything around her, seemingly overwhelmed by what she saw.

A white awning hangs overhead, wooden planks gleam with a warm luster underfoot, and a U-shaped sofa sits in front of it. In front of the sofas is a fixed glass table with a pot of fresh lilies on it, their petals still glistening with dewdrops.

Luo Weidong followed behind and climbed onto the deck. His steps were more steady than his wife's, but his expression was no better.

The first thing he did after boarding the ship was not to admire the scenery, but to look down at his shoes—those muddy shoes stood out starkly against the spotless teak floor, which was so clean it reflected his image.

He instinctively pulled his feet back, as if afraid of getting some valuables dirty.

Staff were already busy on the deck.

Two crew members in white uniforms were inspecting the mooring lines and railings along the ship's side. One was squatting at the stern adjusting equipment, while the other was wiping the glass outside the bridge. Their movements were skillful and efficient.

Inside the cabin, people were also moving items in and out—boxes of fruit, vegetables, and drinks, as well as whole boxes of meat and seafood, were steadily carried into the cabin by a small man and neatly stacked.

As soon as Luo Fei stepped onto the deck, a middle-aged man dressed in dark blue trousers and a white short-sleeved shirt quickly came to greet him.

He was in his early forties, with a square face and skin that was slightly rough from years of exposure to the sea breeze, but he was always neat and tidy, and his leather shoes were polished to a shine.

He walked up to Luo Fei, nodded in acknowledgment, then bowed slightly, with a perfectly timed smile on his face—neither obsequious nor distant, making people feel very comfortable.

"Hello Mr. Luo, I am the captain of this ship, my surname is Sun."

"All crew members on board are in position and ready to assist you at any time."

Luo Fei nodded and shook hands with him: "Captain Sun, thank you for your hard work."

Captain Sun quickly waved his hand, "Of course, of course."

He stepped aside and began to introduce the crew: "There are seven people on board. Lao Zhou and I are in charge of navigating and take turns on watch to ensure safe navigation. The chef's surname is Li; he can cook Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine, and seafood is his specialty. The pastry chef is Xiao Chen; she's a pretty good young lady. The bartender is A-Jie; he can make all kinds of cocktails. There are also two waiters, Xiao Lin and Xiao Wang, who are responsible for reception and cleaning. All the staff are in place, and the ingredients and supplies have just been delivered, enough for a week. The fuel and fresh water are also fully loaded, so there's no need to worry about the voyage's endurance."

As he introduced the situation, he gestured to Luo Fei with his eyes to the people bustling about on the deck.

The man crouching at the stern, adjusting equipment, is Old Zhou, the first mate and chief engineer, conducting final checks on the propulsion system. The man moving things in the cabin is Old Li, the cook; he's not tall but quite strong, carrying entire boxes of ingredients up and down the ship without batting an eye or breaking a sweat.

There was a young man wiping the instrument panel in the cockpit; it was bartender Ah Jie, who was helping with the cleaning during his free time.

Two waitresses, Xiaolin and Xiaowang, are setting up tables, arranging tableware, and arranging flowers in the cabin.

Li Xiulan stood aside listening, her mouth slightly open, her mind buzzing.

Seven people? She's lived most of her life and never even wanted to order expensive food at a restaurant, but now her son has rented a boat and hired seven people specifically to serve them?

She tugged at Luo Fei's sleeve and asked in a low voice, "Xiao Fei, how much did this cost? So many people..."

Luo Fei smiled, not answering her question directly, but turning to Captain Sun and saying, "Captain Sun, I still have a lot of luggage and equipment in the car, in the trunk and back seat. Could you please arrange for two people to help me move it?"

He took out his car keys from his pocket and handed them over: "The car is parked in the third row from the parking lot entrance. It's a D9. Please write down the license plate number."

Captain Sun took the keys, turned around and called two crew members, gave them a few instructions, and the two men jogged off the ship.

Luo Fei then turned to Captain Sun: "Could you please show me and my parents around this ship?"

Captain Sun smiled and nodded, "Of course, of course. Mr. Luo, Uncle, Aunt, this way please." He stepped aside to lead the way, walking slowly to match the pace of Li Xiulan and Luo Weidong.

He started his introduction by mentioning the deck.

The foredeck is a spacious sunbathing area with cushioned benches for lounging and sunbathing, and an electrically retractable awning that can be adjusted at any time.

The height of the bulwarks on both sides is moderate, just up to waist level. Holding onto them provides a good view of the sea without causing any fear.

He then led everyone into the cabin. Upon entering, Li Xiulan's gaze was once again captivated.

The cabin is even more spacious inside than it appears from the outside. The living room is furnished with a row of off-white leather sofas around a solid wood coffee table, and opposite it is a large-screen TV embedded in the wall, which doesn't take up much space.

Next to the sofa is a small bar counter, behind which a wine rack displays a variety of wines, which gleam with an amber luster under the lights.

Further inside is the restaurant, with a solid wood dining table that can seat eight people, covered with a snow-white tablecloth, and set with exquisite tableware and fresh flowers.

Captain Sun pushed open a door next to the restaurant: "This is the kitchen, fully equipped with a refrigerator, oven, microwave, and dishwasher. Chef Li can cook any dish you want here."

Li Xiulan peeked inside and saw that the pots and pans were arranged in an orderly manner, even cleaner and more sophisticated than her own kitchen.

Walking from the restaurant into the corridor, there are doors on both sides of the corridor.

Captain Sun pushed open the first door: "These are two guest rooms, each with its own bathroom, suitable for accompanying friends or staff."

The room had two single beds and a window facing the sea. Although it wasn't large, it was decorated very nicely.

He took a few more steps forward and pushed open the largest door: "This is the master bedroom, specially prepared for the ship owner. Mr. Luo, this is the room I arranged for your uncle and aunt."