My Heart only Beats for You

"We're going to eat it," Tremaine replied.

"Then how are we going to cook it?" Yesseca asked.

They didn't have any kitchen tools out here in the forest.

Tremaine looked at her in disbelief. "We're going to roast it over a fire, of course. What, you want to eat it raw?" Yesseca was a little taken aback.

She glared at him and said, "That's not what I meant! Where are we going to find a fire to cook it then?" Instead of answering her, Tremaine picked up sbranches next to him.

Yesseca didn't know how he did it, but Tremaine used those branches to get a fire going. He then peeled the animal's skin off and roasted it over the fire. After stime, the meat began to cook nicely. Yesseca caught a whiff of the fragrant smell of cooked meat.

Although she had just eaten quite a lot of wild berries, they were just fruits. Right now with the fragrant smell of cooked meat, her stomach began to growl.

Tremaine tore off a leg and handed it over to Yesseca.

Yesseca had no idea what animal this was, but she was too hungry to care and immediately bit into it.

She found that the meat tasted really good and gobbled up all the meat in no time.

The meat was very tender and tasted very fresh. It was so good by itself, it didn't need any seasoning at all.

Tremaine began to eat as well.

Yesseca looked at him as he ate.

In such a situation, anyone would feel incredibly dejected and be in a depressed state. In fact they way she was right now, squatting on the ground, eating swild animal with her hands, she felt like a beggar on the street. However, Tremaine wasn't like that.

Even in such a situation, he still looked calm and collected.

Yesseca began to think about everything that had happened.

If it weren't for Tremaine, she would have died on the train.

When she was getting shot at, she panicked. Tremaine was the one who saved her by pulling her down onto the floor and protecting her.

Out here in the forest, she had no way to survive by herself.

Tremaine was able to help her climb up onto a tree to sleep in safety. He also found swild berries and caught an animal to cook and feed her.

Yesseca said, "It must be really difficult to do your job," Tremaine looked at her in surprise.

"You know what I do?" Yesseca nodded. "You're really knowledgeable. You know how to pick wild berries and how to start a fire. Not many people can becthe personal bodyguard of the president. After all, you have to protect the president of the country." Tremaine remained quiet.

His mouth twitched.

"The president's personal bodyguard?" He whispered.

Yesseca replied seriously, "Yeah, you don't have to hide it from me. It wasn't hard to guess," Tremaine didn't respond.

Now wasn't the tto explain things to her.

They'll talk about it once they were safely out of the forest.

Tremaine stood up and said, "Are you done? We'll leave once you're done eating," Yesseca stood up and was ready to head off.

It was so strange. It didn't feel like they had run very deep into the forest last night, but now in the daytime, it felt like they have been walking for forever.

After walking for a very long time, they were still deep in the forest.

Yesseca was exhausted from all the walking.

"When can we get out of here?" she asked.

Her legs were so tired, they felt as heavy as lead.

"Soon," Tremaine replied quietly.

Yesseca dragged her legs forward.

Ten minutes later, Yesseca heard the growl of a wild animal nearby.

She stopped.

She heard the growling once again.

Her body tensed up.

She didn't know what kind of animal made that noise, but it sounded dangerous to her.

It sounded very different from the howling she heard last night.

Yesterday, they were high up on a tree. Now they were on the ground, the animal could be nearby.

Tremaine heard it too.

He stopped and scanned their surroundings.

"What was that?" Yesseca asked in a panic.

"A wolf," Tremaine replied curtly.

Yesseca felt her head buzzing.

Wolves! They were ferocious animals. They might lose their lives.

"What should we do?" Yesseca said in a trembling voice, "Should we run?" Yesseca realized that she had no idea what she was talking about.

Run? Where could they run to? Even if they did, were they able to outrun those wolves? "Stand here and don't move," Tremaine whispered.

As soon as he said that, the silver, shiny mane of a wolf appeared in front of them.

Yesseca felt her heart tremble in her chest.

She had seen wolves once before.

In the zoo.

When she was very young, Lothar took her to the zoo.

However, this time, she was faced with many more wolves than there were in the zoo, and their eyes looked much fiercer too.

Even without his warning, Yesseca didn't dare to move.

The wolf looked at the two of them and didn't move. It growled menacingly.

After staring at each other for five minutes, Yesseca finally opened her mouth.

She are we going to die t should we do..." Conte? I wolf is going to eat us.

"You're right. It wants to eat us." Unlike Yesseca who was sobbing, Tremaine sounded calm and collected.

He spoke as though this was a normal thing for him.

Yesseca was in despair.

She trembled and said, "Then we're dead. We're done for. We're going to die. Tremaine, we're going to die..." Yesseca began to mumble incoherently.

"Shut your mouth," Tremaine said. "You're distracting me.' || Yesseca burst into tears. "But I'm scared!" Hearing her say this, he felt his heart throb violently.

He felt such tenderness for her at that moment.

Yesseca was afraid.

Of course she was afraid. She was a girl from the city who had never experienced any of these things before.

He shouldn't have spoken like that to her.

He thought she would be like him. He was fearless and prepared. He didn't panic during such a dangerous situation. Tremaine held Yesseca's hand and said, "Don't worry. You have nothing to be afraid of," Even though he just took her hand for a moment then let it go, it was enough to catch Yesseca's breath.

Last night, Tremaine took her hand

and dragged her along into the night, but she didn't care about it thenm because she was banicking at the tBut this time, the warmth from his hand lingered in hers. She closed her mouth.

She trusted Tremaine to figure a way out for them.

He was very capable. As the president's personal bodyguard, he wouldn't be afraid of a single wolf. He'd have a plan. The wolf suddenly leapt towards them.

Yesseca's mind went blank.

The wolf had leapt right at her.

Her blood froze.

She felt like the wolf was going to bite her head off.

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