Several seconds later, Xia Yan's body finally surfaced.
And she finally burst into tears.
"Where is Su Chen?" Lin Xi, a hundred ters away from Xia Yan, shouted towards her.
"He..." Xia Yan was sobbing so hard that she couldn't speak.
From Xia Yan's reaction, Lin Xi understood what had happened.
"Follow !" Lin Xi said to Xia Yan, then turned and swam towards the direction of the island.
Xia Yan also knew that now was not the ti to grieve. Su Chen had sacrificed his life to give her a chance to live. If she wasted it, she would be letting down Su Chen's sacrifice.
Imdiately wiping her tears, she also swam strenuously towards the island.
This area was known for sharks, and if they lingered in the water any longer, who knew if another shark might show up...
Furthermore, Xia Yan was now like a delicious treat releasing an enticing scent for the sharks.
Although the island was visible to the eye.
The distance was actually not short, at least three kiloters or more.
It took the group almost more than half an hour to finally reach the island.
Lying on the soft sandy beach, each person felt as if they were dreaming.
They couldn't believe they had actually been rescued.
Even though that man had deceived them, he had no idea that there was an island here.
Yet, had it not been for that man's lie, they would not have been able to hold on for so long.
If it weren't for that man leading them to swim, they could never have swum so far.
Although it was ultimately the waves that brought them closer to the island.
If Su Chen hadn't led them to dive into the sea, perhaps they would have been smashed to pieces by the waves.
The feeling of being alive... so good.
CEO woman, female pilot, stewardess, Xia Yan, the four won were sprawled on the beach, yet their gaze fixated on the azure sea.
To each of them, Su Chen had a special aning.
First was the CEO woman, to whom Su Chen was her husband. Her husband had given so much to save them and was now taken away by the shark, alive or dead unknown.
Even though Su Chen appeared indifferent and ruthless at the beginning, causing her a asure of grievance.
But later she understood that Su Chen did so in the hope that everyone could swim further.
When she was at her limit, he did not give up on her.
Then there was the female pilot.
To her, Su Chen was the most impressive Huaxia man she had ever t.
Young as he was, he had even more flying experience than a captain.
If not for Su Chen, the plane would have been torn into two by the airflow before it even hit the sea surface.
And then everyone on the plane would have died.
Next was the stewardess.
She was bullied by those n, everyone else watched coldly, only Su Chen stood up and uncovered their conspiracy.
Lastly, Xia Yan.
She was passionate and unrestrained, but not a promiscuous woman.
Passionate and unrestrained, but only towards her husband.
She never thought that aside from her husband, another man would appear in her thoughts.
But along the way.
The events imprinted another man, a man who wasn't her husband, deeply into her mind.
Inescapable.
Adultery?
A term she had never considered before.
But if Su Chen were still alive.
Perhaps she might really commit adultery just once...
At this mont, every woman's heart held only one wish.
That is that he must be alive...
...
Su Chen's body felt as empty as the air, his Inner Strength entirely drained.
Although not at risk of drowning, he could only drift in the sea helplessly.
If lucky, he might float for days, yet if unlucky and another shark showed up, that would be the end.
"Damn it, I wasn't killed by the waves, nor by a shark bite, am I going to starve to death?" At this mont, Su Chen felt tired, sleepy, cold, and hungry.
He had eaten at the hotel buffet before boarding the plane, but half a day had passed since then, and he hadn't had a single drop of water, plus with all the physical exertion, he felt like he could eat anything he saw.
"Ah!"
With a cry of pain, Su Chen then passed out.
Damn, not even the strength to chew...
Seems like he really fainted from hunger; how can there be anything to eat in the sea...
Lin Xi regretted a bit why she didn't run faster and had been overtaken by Xia Yan.
Because of Su Chen's last act, Xia Yan spent every day by the seaside.
Hoping that Su Chen would float over by himself.
Perhaps her prayers were answered.
As Su Chen actually drifted ashore.
Naturally, Xia Yan rushed over imdiately.
Lin Xi was also running towards Su Chen, but unfortunately, she couldn't outrun the young housewife.
Watching Xia Yan hugging Su Chen without any reservations, Lin Xi really wanted to remind her, "Um, you do have a husband, can you be a little more mindful?"
Who knows how much ti had passed when Su Chen finally woke up.
Opening his eyes, he saw Xia Yan's bright eyes anxiously gazing at him.
"Sister Yan..."
"Xiao Chen, you're awake, that's great!" Xia Yan, who was dripping water into Su Chen's mouth one drop at a ti, exclaid with joy.
The other won imdiately gathered around.
"Sister Yan, I'm so hungry, I want to eat sothing, I thought I saw roasted pork trotters just now, but alas, I was too tired, only managed a bite..." Su Chen said longingly.
After Su Chen finished speaking, the won surrounding him all showed strange expressions.
Especially Xia Yan, her face turned utterly red.
"Well, there are no pork trotters here, only dried small fish, do you want to eat so?" the young housewife said, blushing.
"Alright," Su Chen replied, sowhat disappointed.
He didn't feel very thirsty anymore.
After all, Xia Yan had fed him so fresh water.
The dried fish was scarce and all small ones, Su Chen finished them in a few bites.
Then he looked at Xia Yan with puppy dog eyes, "Sister Yan, I still want to eat pork trotters."
Xia Yan almost slapped Su Chen's forehead.
Dammit, dammit, all you know is to crave pork trotters.
Don't you realize that these dried fish you've eaten, I saved from my teeth for you?
"No pork trotters, so more dried small fish will do..."
Just as Su Chen was about to ask for more dried fish, a woman's crying was heard.
A few burly n were seen ferociously slapping a woman.
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