Only you in my love novel Chapter 458

Nina, who John had been missing, disappeared from his arms.

"Little girl!" John looked around frantically but did not find Nina at all. There was only heavy mist. "Little girl, where are you?"

He repeatedly called Nina and ran back and forth in the mist.

"Little girl..." John murmured, sweating profusely and with his eyebrows knitted.

Hearing John's voice, Wynn opened the door and entered the room. He found John talking in his sleep like he was having a nightmare. He reached out his hands and shook John's shoulders. "Mr. Shi, wake up."

Hearing someone call him, John suddenly opened his eyes and grabbed Wynn's wrists. "Who are you?"

he asked with cold, sharp eyes. He looked like a wolf whose territory had been occupied.

Wynn was taken aback. He immediately withdrew his hands.

"Fuck..." He cursed under his breath. "It's me, Wynn."

"Wynn?" John murmured. He rubbed his eyes and carefully sat up.

Seeing that his wrists had turned red, Wynn complained in a low voice, "Damn. You're stronger than Princess Nina."

John reached out his hand and wiped the sweat off his forehead. He took a deep breath, and his dream came rushing back to him. He felt uneasy.

He turned his head to look out the window. It was dark, but he could tell by the steady rocking of his bed that he was not on dry land.

"What time is it?" John asked.

"Four o'clock in the morning." Wynn also looked out the window. "We're on a ship bound for C Island. At our current speed, it may take us five to six days to reach our destination."

"Five to six days?" John put his face on his palms, rubbed his aching temples, and leaned against the headboard.

Wynn handed John a glass of water. "You've been out for two days. You need to rehydrate. I'll go find you something to eat. I'll also tell Leon that you've woken up. He hasn't been sleeping much because he's been worried sick about you."

John took the glass of water from Wynn, and then Wynn left the room.

After a few moments, Leon walked in.

John had already gotten out of bed and taken a seat by the window. He left the window ajar, letting the sound of the waves in.

"You're finally awake." Feeling relieved, Leon walked over and took the seat opposite John.

John watched him as he sat down. The bags under his eyes could now pass for bruises. He indeed had not been sleeping well.

"Thank you," John told Leon seriously.

"No, thank you. You could've slept for an entire year. I'm just happy you decided to open your damn eyes again." Leon stared at John's tired face. "You really scared me to death, you know."

Looking into Leon's grateful eyes, John recalled how he managed to survive the water.

Back then, he was not sure whether he would make it to shore. He was still afraid of water.

His therapy for his phobia of open water was not over yet, but he had no time to finish it. He had to try and execute his plan.

As it turned out, he succeeded, although not in the way he had envisioned.

He remembered reaching the shore, but exhaustion and the cold had gotten to him first. Before he could climb to his feet, the icy water dragged him back and sank him.

When Leon saw John getting swallowed by the river that day, he immediately jumped into the freezing-cold water to save him. But John had passed out.

In order not to screw up the plan, Leon decided not to rush John to the hospital. He just stuffed him in his car and took him to the ship.

They could not afford to attract the attention of C Island, so they chose the most ordinary-looking cruise ship available and boarded it. There were no doctors on the ship. John suffered a high fever then that unsettled Leon so much.

Leon was scared to death that John would lose his life before they made it to the island.

He would not know how to explain it to Nina if John really died.

He could only imagine what his sister would do.

She had attempted to kill herself to avoid marrying Vicente. She would definitely try it again if she found out that her husband bit the dust.

"I saw you make it to the riverbank that day. But then you just stopped moving, and the water took you back. If I weren't standing nearby, you would've drowned." A few days had already passed, but Leon kept thinking that he just fished John out of the water yesterday.