We’re here to help.

"It's bad, but we're holding on." 

Captain Reed said. 

"We could use all the help you can offer."

"We'll do everything we can." 

John promised, shaking the captain's hand.

As John and Tina reached the nearby village, the devastation from the disaster was immediately apparent. Buildings were partially collapsed, and the roads were strewn with debris. Villagers huddled together, their faces etched with worry and fatigue.

John approached an older man who seemed to be coordinating some efforts. 

"Excuse me, sir." 

John said. 

"We're here to help. Can you tell us what the current situation is?"

The man, who introduced himself as Mr. Chen, sighed deeply. 

"It's been hard. Many homes were destroyed, and we have injured people who need medical attention. Supplies are running low."

"We've brought some supplies and a team ready to work." 

John replied, placing a reassuring hand on Mr. Chen's shoulder. 

"We'll get through this together."

John quickly gathered his team and approached the villagers. 

"We're going to need everyone's help." 

He said, addressing the crowd. 

"I've got funds to kickstart the relief efforts, but we'll need volunteers to help with the rescue operations."

The villagers responded positively, moved by John's commitment. Some offered to help clear debris, while others promised to assist in setting up makeshift medical stations.

Tina, standing by John's side, added. 

"This is a team effort. Let's show the world what our community can do when we come together."

At the same time, people from Tina's village also came, and the rescue operation went smoothly. There was always danger when rescuing people, but each and every rescue became worthwhile for everyone.

With the initial village stabilized, John and his team set off for the more severely impacted village at the disaster's epicentre. They travelled with a convoy of vehicles loaded with supplies, determination etched on their faces.

"Are you ready for this?" 

Tina asked as they bounced along the rough road.

John nodded, his jaw set. 

"I've never been more ready. Let's get to work."

Upon arriving at the targeted village, John's team sprang into action. They began organizing search and rescue operations, clearing paths through the rubble and providing first aid to the injured.

"Check every building!" 

John instructed. 

"We can't leave anyone behind."

Tina coordinated with local volunteers, directing them to distribute water and food to the survivors. The atmosphere was tense but driven by a shared sense of purpose.

John met with Captain Reed, the leader of the preliminary rescue team on site. 

"What's our status?" 

John asked.

Captain Reed pointed to a map spread out on a makeshift table. 

"We've identified the most vulnerable areas. We need to focus on the northern section; that's where most of the injured are trapped."

John nodded. 

"Let's divide into teams. We need to get everyone out safely."

Later, John met with the village head, an elderly woman named Mrs. Liu, who had been overseeing the villagers' needs despite her own losses. 

"Thank you for coming." 

Mrs. Liu said, her voice cracking with emotion. 

"Our people have been through so much. Your help is a blessing."

John shook her hand firmly. 

"We're here to support you. We'll do whatever it takes to rebuild."

John's team quickly set up a primary healthcare station, where volunteer doctors treated the injured. Tina oversaw the kitchen, making sure there was enough food to go around.

"Make sure the children and the elderly eat first." 

Tina instructed the volunteers, who nodded and hurried to comply.

As John walked through the camp, he saw villagers slowly regaining hope. He paused to comfort a young boy who had lost his parents, promising that they would find a way forward together.

With the immediate needs addressed, John turned his attention to housing. 

"We need to set up temporary shelters." 

He announced to his team. 

"People can't keep sleeping out in the open."

Using tarps, wood, and other materials, they erected tents and temporary structures. John worked alongside the villagers, hammering nails and securing tarps, his shirt soaked with sweat but his spirit unbroken.

Even though, there were not much fancy hotel in the middle of nowhere, he had to sleep somehow and at this time, he was with Tina who was almost acting like his wife this time. Due to being the hardest worker and money spender, he got to sleep in the most luxurious place that they got.

Without any hesitation, Tina followed him inside and used the room together. They slept together in a same bed, and she got to know more about him that day, which made her in loss of word for some time.

But after a whole night ride on his dick, she finally understood about him. She knew that she could not handle him alone, so her doubt flew away from her. Her womb was completely filled with his baby batters, her little sister was swollen, and her mind was almost broke. It was little better because they were sleeping in a better isolated place, otherwise it would be disaster.