In My Desperate Time novel Chapter 122

Finally, we find an open space and stop.

The howling wind surrounds us, and the sound of heavy rain hitting the sea is extremely loud.

There is no signal at all on this deserted island, and our phones almost run out of battery. Everyone says nothing, waiting for the storm to pass.

"Right, what did you bring down from the ship? Anything to keep out the rain?" I look at these two men.

They both are stunned.

So? Nothing for keeping out the rain?

"What did you take?"

I stand up and take their bags.

Well, Frances Louis takes a suit and two sleeping bags. Steven Song takes an X-box, an iPad, a suit and two sleeping bags.

"What's the use of these things? I ask you to bring emergency supplies, and these are what you bring?" I roll my eyes at Steven Song, really feeling angry and funny.

"X-box and iPad are for amusement. Sleeping bags are used to sleep in case we have to stay here overnight. As for the suit, I have to change every day, or I will die." Steven Song says confidently.

Not to mention, Frances Louis’s suit is must for the same purpose.

I am so speechless. They are totally useless at critical times.

"Let’s hide in the sleeping bad, the rain is so heavy." Whitney says anxiously.

Her hands gesture as a tent to keep out the rain, not for her head, but for her face. I think she must be afraid that the makeup on her face will be messed up and Frances Louis will see her plain face.

Sure enough, once a woman falls in love with a man, she will lose herself. This is how I was when I was with Andrew Malan. Fortunately, now I have escaped from that cage.

Sleeping bags are water-proof. It’s the best choice for us now to go inside.

Thankfully, these two men didn’t forget to take the sleeping bags!

We get into the sleeping bags. The storm doesn’t stop until midnight, the surrounding trees are blown to pieces, and the rain is getting heavier.

I am very hungry, but I can’t eat with such heavy rains. So, I sleep in the sleeping bag all night.

When I wake up, it is dawn and the storm stops.

I climb out of my sleeping bag and feel a little dizzy in my head, which should be caused by the hunger.