Outcast: The Alpha King's Beloved
Chapter 222: The Avalanche
Jennifer's POV:
I woke up the following morning to the sun rising in the horizon.
"Anthony, did you sleep well?" I asked groggily.
But to my surprise, there was no response.
I rubbed my eyes, trying to wake myself up.
When I looked around, I found that I was alone in the tent.
Panicked, I shouted, "Anthony!"
Acting on impulse, I ran out of the tent without even thinking of putting on my coat.
The moment I got out of the tent, I saw Anthony walking towards me.
He was carrying a dead wild rabbit.
"Jennifer, you're awake.Let's have breakfast."
Anthony chuckled at my bewildered expression.Then, his eyes landed on my thin pajamas.
"Why did you come out without a coat?"
As he spoke, he frowned and fetched my coat for me.
"Where have you been?" I asked, hugging myself to keep warm.
"I went out to hunt and caught this rabbit.I can't let you eat biscuits every single mealtime."
Anthony reached out and pinched my nose playfully.
"Make a fire, honey.Let's roast the rabbit."
With a smile, I nodded and set out to find firewood.
Fortunately, the ground was littered with dry twigs and branches, and Anthony was able to set up a fire in no time.
Soon, the gamey smell of roasted meat wafted to my nose.
"Eat well.You'll need the energy."
Anthony tore off the rabbit's leg and handed it to me.
Then, he raised his hand to wipe the grease off the corner of my mouth.
"Look at you, you little glutton," he joked.
"It's because the rabbit you cooked is so delicious,"
I whined, taking another huge bite out of the rabbit leg.
The freshly roasted meat melted in my mouth.
When we were done picking the meat off the bones of the rabbit, we packed up our things and continued our journey.
Just then, Eva's voice sounded in my mind.
"I haven't been out in a long time.It's so stuffy in here.Let me have some fresh air.Why don't you two run in wolf form? Running as wolves will be easier and faster than walking as human," Eva suggested.
I smiled.
She was right.
into our wolf forms and
to my mate and smiled
"What do you think?"
into my wolf form and carry you the rest of the
back
me
I transformed into
up the mountainside
wolf, Zane, carried our
gripped the earth, and his smooth hair waved with the
Eva, ran alongside
let out long howls
his tail in response to
at each
Zane didn't
were able to make it to
temperature became
was rugged and covered with
licked
to bed.It's too cold.Put on
took the lead and transformed
suit and
I transformed, Anthony hurriedly took my clothes
human again, the cold wind blasted against my
felt cold to the bones and
and helped me put
Anthony's POV:
feel warmer
my arms and started rubbing her back, hoping to generate enough friction to warm her
shyly and nestled her
she finally stopped shivering, I heaved a sigh of
and I found a relatively flat place to pitch the tent and set up a
fire was up and roaring, we gathered around it to warm
the bright, starry sky as Jennifer leaned
about how she pictured our future together, and I couldn't help
made
later, Jennifer yawned
her to go to
wide up and we both
happening?" Jennifer asked
"Avalanche." My expression darkened.
"Run!"
Jennifer into my arms and started running.As I ran, I
we'll run faster as
Jennifer shouted urgently.
about her, I gritted my teeth and set her down.She was a strong she-wolf.I needed to trust
immediately transformed into wolves and started running as fast as we could
we felt the snow
to us and violently
alive, Zane roared to the sky and
had also turned back, and
was completely
was that I needed
my arms and closed my
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