Swimming in and out of consciousness, Janet vaguely heard a strange voice.

It sounded like a woman speaking in a local accent.

Janet tried her best to open her eyes, but she was too weak.

Soon, she passed out again. The next time she woke up, she found a middle-aged woman with tanned, leathery skin standing in front of her. Her cheeks were red from exposure to the sun all year round.

The woman's eyes instantly lit up and she happily waved to the people around her. "She's awake! Come quick! She's awake!"

Soon, a stooping middle-aged man came over. His face was also tanned and red.

"Thank God! I'll get the doctor." The middle-aged man wiped his brow in relief and smiled. He looked very kind when he smiled.

Janet's eyes darted between the two middle-aged people and was too dazed to say anything.

The window in the room was open, letting in the sea breeze. She could still smell the salt in the air.

And who are you?" Janet asked

fishermen. Three days ago, we stumbled upon you in a reef cave, and you were unconscious, so we took you straight to the hospital. You're one lucky girl. The doctor said that your chances of survival were actually slim, but you made it!"

much!" Tears welled up in Janet's eyes. She felt so lucky to have been

curious smile, "Miss, where'd you come from? You didn't have an ID or

borrow your phone? I need to call my family." It suddenly occurred to Janet that she had been hospitalized here for three days. Besides, she had already been lost at sea for almost a

You should call yourparents to

are safe. The middle-aged woman handed

dialed Brandon's number

one

times, but still, no

dialed the wrong number, miss?" The middle-aged woman asked kindly when

and shook her head. "This is my husband's number.I couldn't have gotten

felt that something was off. She had been gone for so long, so Brandon should'vebeen turning the entire world upside down looking for her. He should've kept

try

Janet dialed

Dad! It's me, Janet!

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