She really wanted to rush to the hospital to question Brandon, but considering the fact that Natalie still wasn’t found, she had no time to go see Brandon.

Seeing that she was so angry, Beal was afraid that it would take a toll on her health, so he tried to comfort her.

“Just let it go for now.We have to focus on the search here.We have to find our daughter first.The most important thing right now is getting her back safe and sound.”

The sound of Crashing waves drowned everything else.

The woman curled up in the reef cave opened her eyes to the sight of ships out in the sea.She had no intention to call for help, though her eyes were bright and alert.It had been six days since Natalie was trapped in this place.

In all that time, several ships had passed by and gone.

There was even one instance when a ship had thrown anchor near the cave, The men had alighted and traversed the reef, shouting her name as they went.

“Is anybody here? We are the search and rescue team sent by the White family! If you can hear us, please respond or make some noise!”

They bellowed the same words over and over.

But their voices only scared Natalie, so much so that she squeezed deeper into the cave.She never made a sound.

After all, she couldn’t be certain whether these so-called rescuers were friend or foe.

What she did know for sure was that someone wanted to kill her.

Natalie didn’t want to risk running into her enemies, so she thought it would be best to keep silent and hidden.

If things turned out the same as last time, she may not be as lucky as to escape again.

The rescuers had stayed for a few minutes.

When they got no answer, they decided to leave.

“Let’s go.There is no one here.I heard that there is an island just up ahead.Let’s go over there and take a look.”

With a short blare of its horn, the ship lifted its anchor and sailed away.

Natalie watched it all happen from her dark corner in the cave.

For days on end, the same scenario repeated itself, and she would press tight against the cave walls and observe whoever had come.She couldn’t even begin to guess who all those men worked for.She was careful not to make a peep, afraid that the slightest sound might alert them to her presence.

end, the ships eventually stopped coming to this

Natalie realize that she didn’t know what to

the freshwater around her had already dried up under the glaring sun.Her throat was dry as a parchment.She swallowed and tried to soothe it with what little saliva

a choked sob came out of her mouth.She thought she no longer had tears to shed, but

the faces of the important people in her life appeared in her mind.She missed

recall their most

lips curled into a bitter

only think of one

set out to the sea to get some catch off the

walked around to enjoy the breeze and pick

a floral shirt hopped off her boat with a basket on her back.She often scavenged for shells near the reef, and when she grew tired, she would climb into

Today was different, however.

she went into the cave, she

she approached, she realized that a young

she ran out

a look! There’s a woman inside!” she called out to

was a fisherman who was

had been born and raised by the sea, and fished

to situations where a corpse

swept away in the rain a few days ago.I’ll

fisherman jumped out of his boat and made his way to the

was right at his

Natalie, and the man held a finger under

still breathing.Let’s take her back to the island first

nodded and threw her

Natalie on the

the wife couldn’t help but sigh at Natalie’s

age

out of consciousness, Natalie

a woman speaking in a local

best to open her eyes, but she was

out again. The next time she woke up, she found a middle-aged woman with tanned, leathery skin

she happily waved to the people around her.

a stooping middle-aged man came over. His face was also

I’ll get the doctor.” The middle-aged man wiped his brow in relief and smiled. He looked very

the two middle-aged people and was

was open, letting in the sea breeze. She

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