Stuck in an Island with Twelve Beautiful Women
Chapter 594 - 596

"Run!" Rose shouted, grabbing Layla's hand and pulling her along the path. They sprinted through the forest, the creature hot on their heels. The ground shook with the force of its steps, and Layla could feel its hot breath on her back.

They zigzagged through the trees, trying to throw off their pursuer. But the creature was relentless, crashing through the underbrush with terrifying speed. Layla's lungs burned, her legs aching as they raced for their lives.

Just as Layla began to think they might outrun it, the creature let out another deafening roar and hurled a massive rock in their direction. The boulder crashed into the ground just inches from Layla, sending her sprawling.

"Layla!" Rose screamed, pulling her to her feet. "We need to keep moving!"

Layla scrambled up, adrenaline coursing through her veins. They resumed their frantic dash, but the creature was gaining on them. It threw another rock, narrowly missing them.

As they ran, Layla felt a strange sensation building inside her. It was as if a well of energy was bubbling up, growing stronger with each passing second. She had never felt anything like it before.

The creature roared again, this time throwing a larger rock. Layla spun around, a fierce determination in her eyes. She raised her hands instinctively, and to her amazement, the rock stopped mid-air, hovering in place.

Rose stared in shock, her mouth open. "Layla, what are you doing?"

Layla couldn't explain it. She felt a surge of power, a deep, primal instinct taking over. She pushed her hands forward, and the rock flew back towards the creature, striking it with a force that sent it reeling.

The creature roared in pain, but it didn't retreat. Instead, it seemed to grow angrier, its eyes glowing brighter. Layla focused, feeling the energy within her growing stronger. She raised her hands again, this time directing a blast of force at the creature.

The impact sent the creature crashing into the trees, its roar echoing through the forest. It struggled to its feet, but Layla wasn't done. She unleashed another wave of energy, driving it back further.

Rose watched in awe as Layla continued to wield her newfound power. The creature, finally realizing it was outmatched, let out a final roar and fled into the forest, disappearing into the shadows.

Layla stood there, breathing heavily, her heart racing. The forest was silent once more, the danger seemingly gone. She turned to Rose, her eyes wide with shock and confusion.

"What... What just happened?" Layla asked, her voice trembling.

Rose shook her head, her expression a mix of amazement and fear. "I don't know, Layla. But whatever it was, it saved our lives."

Layla looked down at her hands, still tingling with the remnants of the energy. "I don't understand," she said softly. "I've never felt anything like that before."

Rose stepped closer, placing a reassuring hand on Layla's shoulder. "Maybe it's part of who you were," she said gently. "Maybe it's something you've always had, but you just didn't remember."

Layla nodded, trying to process what had just happened. "We should get back to the shelter," she said finally. "I don't want to stay here any longer than we have to."

Rose agreed, and together they began the trek back down the mountain. The journey was tense, both of them constantly on alert for any signs of the creature's return. But the forest remained silent, and they made it back to the shelter without further incident.

When they arrived, the other wives gathered around, their faces filled with concern and curiosity. "What happened?" Zoey asked, her eyes wide. "You both look like you've seen a ghost."

Layla took a deep breath, her hands still shaking. "We were attacked by a creature in the mountains," she said. "But... I don't know how to explain it. I... I fought it off. With some kind of power."

The others stared at her in disbelief. "Power?" Susan echoed. "What kind of power?"

Layla shook her head. "I don't know. I just... I felt this energy inside me, and I used it to stop the creature."

Emma stepped forward, her eyes filled with concern. "Are you okay, Layla?" she asked gently. "You look exhausted."

"I'm fine," Layla replied, though her voice was shaky. "Just... confused. And scared."

Rose stepped in, her expression serious. "We need to figure out what this means," she said. "If Layla has some kind of power, it could be the key to unlocking her memories. But we need to be careful."

The others nodded in agreement, their faces a mix of worry and determination. They spent the rest of the day discussing what had happened, trying to make sense of Layla's newfound abilities. Layla herself remained quiet, her mind racing with thoughts and questions.

As night fell, Layla sat by the fire, staring into the flames. The events of the day had left her shaken, but also hopeful. She didn't understand what had happened, but she felt a sense of power and control that she hadn't felt before.

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Sophie and Natalie exchanged concerned glances as they sat with Rose, their minds racing with worry. The events of the previous day weighed heavily on their hearts, casting a shadow over their once carefree island existence.

"I can't shake the feeling that something's not right," Sophie murmured, her voice tinged with unease. "Layla's sudden display of power, it's just not natural."

Natalie nodded in agreement, her brow furrowed with concern. "And the way she defeated that monster, it was like she was a completely different person," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "I can't help but wonder if she's hiding something from us."

Rose chewed her lip nervously, her mind swirling with doubt and fear. She had always trusted Layla, had always believed in her goodness and strength. But after witnessing the events in the mountains, she couldn't shake the feeling that something was amiss.

"I don't want to believe it," Rose said softly, her voice laced with uncertainty. "But we can't ignore the possibility that Layla might not be who she says she is."