The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 217

Jeremy kicked the stone cliff face and propelled his body back as he untied the rope and landed firmly on the ground. The

movement startled a colony of bats.

As he stood up and patted the thorny weeds that clung to his clothes, his sharp eyes began scanning the surroundings. The environment at the bottom of the cliff was particularly harsh, and the situation looked rather bleak.

No traces of Corinne could be found. Whether she was dead or

alive, he was adamant about finding her at all costs.

He frowned, pushed aside layers of vegetation, and carefully searched for her. All of a sudden, a black shadow pounced at him from behind. Jeremy was keenly aware of the movement, and he turned to give the figure a thumping kick. He then saw a brown bear howling as it bared its teeth and fell over.

The brown bear seemed to be very hungry, and its eyes lit up when it saw Jeremy-a potential prey item. After a while, it got up and attacked him again. Nonetheless, his body was strong and agile, and it took him barely any effort as he knocked the brown bear to the ground with several kicks.

For the moment at least, the danger had been temporarily averted.

Jeremy had a bad feeling when the bear appeared, for he did not expect such a huge beast to be present there.

‘Could Corinne have been eaten since she’s nowhere to be found?’ As that thought appeared in his mind, his eyes turned red, and he took out a miniature shotgun from his back waist.

to aim at the brown bear’s head.

be aware that its

shiver since it lacked

the bear, Mister!”

the gorge in an ethereal

pupils shrank, and he glanced toward the source of the sound. There, he saw a dirty-faced Corinne standing

away with disheveled hair and

looked miserable, she seemed

over some vegetation and

toward Jeremy. “Mister, you-”

sentence, he hurried over, pulled her into his arms, and hugged her tightly. The

was pressed so firmly on his chest that

in a serious

relaxed slightly

looked down at her and then said

can be killed

them in the wild.

“By the way,

looked blankly at the

look of disgust,

me, and I tried calling you when I saw you tying a rope and coming down, but you didn’t hear me at all! I had no

tumbling to the ground!”