Chapter 53

Freya's experience that prompted her to turn away. Nina huffed impatiently and turned around to sleep. Only then could Ryan finally close his eyes in peace. Otherwise, sleep would have been impossible. The sun had just risen above the sea horizon when Ryan awoke. The sunlight tickled his ears and eyes, making it impossible for him to sleep any longer. If only there were a curtain to block out the sunlight and provide warmth and protection from the wind and rain. The fire had extinguished, leaving behind only charcoal emitting a faint wisp of smoke. Ryan stretched, yawned, and took in a deep breath of the humid sea breeze. "Ladies, wake up. Let's make breakfast!" There was still a one-kilogram snapper drying outside. It would make a delicious fish soup! Freya brushed her teeth with charcoal before starting to prepare breakfast. Suddenly, she screamed, "Oh no, the snapper is gone!" Ryan exchanged glances with Nina and hurriedly ran outside the cave. Last night, Freya had