Chapter 623

　　Third person's POV 　　Tabitha shook her head and said, "It's better to avoid trouble. I'll just stay on the ship." 　　Wilmot hesitated for a moment before asking, "Ms. Hartley, may I presumptuously inquire why you're risking your return to Seattle? Your health is already frail, and I've heard you don't have any relatives left in Seattle. What is it that you need to do there?" 　　"I have some matters to take care of." 　　Tabitha replied, keeping her cards close to her chest without revealing any information. 　　Seeing this, Wilmot tactfully closed his mouth and asked no further questions. 　　He simply said, "Then you should rest early." 　　After the cargo ship docked for supplies and repairs, it would take half a day. 　　Tabitha didn't even disembark, staying in her room from beginning to end. 　　She made a mark on the calendar with a red pen, watching the distance to Seattle grow closer, thinking to herself, just hold on a little longer, and soon she would see those two children. 　　Before lon