Traveling through the immature concubine: Charming the world

Chapter 24 Life in the Mountains
I slowly opened my eyes, and a bloody pheasant was staring at me with its unrepentant eyes...

I looked puzzled at the tigress lying on the ground and watching me. There were several bloody pheasants and wild deer beside her.

"Do you want me to eat these?" I sat up and leaned against the tombstone, it yawned with its mouth wide open, then leaned its big head on its paws, looked at me lazily, I smiled wryly, " I am now thinking that if you had eaten me back then, at least I would die with the hope of finding my mother-in-law, but now that my mother-in-law is dead, my heart suddenly becomes so cold... I have no way to repeat the past 18 years of orphan life, which is more painful than death."

I, Lan Jiaolong, don't want to be an orphan, but I can't... I will be an orphan in two lives.

Before I knew it, two lines of warm current came out of my eyes. I didn't bother to wipe my tears with my hands. I looked at the tigress who was staring at me seriously and said, "I don't like bloody things. Take them away. I'm sleepy..."

After finishing speaking, I didn't care if the tigress understood or not, and just lay down and fell asleep.

When I woke up again, it was already dark, I had already been bitten by the tigress and dragged into the cave, the two tiger cubs fell asleep contentedly in my arms, and returned to this place...

I scratched the little tiger cub, it let out a low moan comfortably, turned around and changed its position, and then burrowed into my arms again.It’s okay, let nature take its course, I can’t get out anyway, although I don’t have the boring thought of dying, but in the current situation, what’s the point of dying early and dying one day later, there is nothing in this world that I am attached to to survive Already...follow the wind and waves, live one day at a time, this is my life, Lan Jiaolong, from now on!

In my later life, I no longer had any will to survive. I just let myself fend for myself in the mountains. I couldn’t force myself to eat the animals hunted by the tigress, so I often climbed up the mountain by myself to pick some herbs to eat...

(End of this chapter)