First person pov:

As soon as we got to the shore, I fell into a heavy tired sleep. For the first time in a long while, I slept a comfortably a sleep unmarred by nightmares. I was free. I had escaped. When I woke up, I noticed I was in a little hut  that looked and smelled like it was owned by a fisherman, but it was bright outside. My body felt weak, but my soul was free and happy. I started to walk outside and I noticed the other girls were still asleep. I also noticed that there was a distinct smell of smoked fish coming from the doorway.            and this is made my stomach growl. I hadn't eaten a proper meal in months if not years . I walked outside and felt the sunshine on my skin. I hadn't felt that in months and it felt really good. Tears began to stream down my face. A  small man with a kind face who i guessed was on of the fishermen, walked up to me and smiled. "Would you like some food? Because, my goodness, you look like you haven't eaten in months." I smiled at him and followed him to where the smell of smoked fish came from. The fish were smoked on a stick hanging over a small crude fire. I ate a lot and it tasted so good. I sat in silence as I ate, and I stared at the waves. It looked beautiful from the other side of the window. Soon, the other girls joined me and we all ate together in silence. After that, we sat around the little fire where the fish had smoked and talked about everything. We cried, we laughed and we played like we never had before. Somehow, Nina looked more immature than ever. She smiled and played and cried, and I saw true happiness in her face. Soon after, the fishermen told us that they had sent a message to the mainland to tell them about us and the government had sent rescuers to get us. We were lucky. The island on which we landed was part of a country which was an ally to mine. I told all the girls excitedly how we would be safe. Once again in our lives we had hope. We slept with  full hearts and longed  for a better future.
The following day, there were dozens of coastguard ships on the bay and dozens more helicopters in the sky. We were taken in pairs, put on helicopters and headed to the mainland. I was excited. On the helicopter, there was news that the bodies of some of the seamen were found, but a lot of the others escaped weren't,  meaning that they had somehow escaped. I truly wished my uncle had drowned in the storm too, but there was no information about him.
We landed at the Republic of Genetia. It was beautiful from above and even more dazzling to me from below. We were put in the custody of a government agency concerned with taking care of women and children. We were fed and clothed and had all our needs attended to. We were provided with places to stay and therapy to help our mental health. I was happy. This happened for some months, before the agency decided we were healthy enough to join the society again. The girls older than 16 were to be added to the government workforce while the girls who were my age and younger were to be taken to different orphanages. I was nervous about meeting new people and how I would be treated, but I was promised kindness from everyone I met. We were going to be separated around the country to different orphanages. As I sat inside the train that would take me to the north of Genetia, I was grateful that I was going to be okay. Soon my life would begin again and I'll leave all old chapters behind me .

Sorry guys it's been a while I was sick 😷🤢 am sorry for the wait lovely people tell me what u think 🧐 and any ideas 🤔💡 bye hoes