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While vacationing in Yellowstone, Darling and her first love insisted on feeding the hungry wolves.
I simply cautioned, "This behavior might attract more hungry wolves."
They accused me of being "heartless," "unsympathetic," and a "cold-blooded creature."
As a result, a large pack of hungry wolves actually gathered, circling our car and waiting to strike.
Darling's first love was also bitten by a wolf.
To escape the wolf pack, Darling shockingly kicked me out of the car door.
She shouted, "Levi's hurt and needs to get to the hospital! You be the bait to lure away the wolves, I'll come back for you later."
I watched the car drive away and the wolves eyeing me hungrily all around.
My heart instantly turned cold, but Darling forgot that I'm a first-rate Wolf Tamer.

Darling Goes Mad After Feeding Me to Hungry Wolves

I couldn't help but let her come along.


This time, the wolf packs on the prairie were even more unruly. I brought a large wolf with me, fully equipped.


I had trained the big wolf pretty well, and it was very obedient to me.


Whenever other wolf packs showed signs of aggression, the big wolf would howl and stand protectively in front of me.


After reaching our destination, the place ahead looked very familiar.


Crysta stood there, stunned for a long while.


"Recognize this place? This is where you abandoned me."


After going round and round, we had come back to square one.


A hungry wolf approached, the same one that Crysta and Levi had insisted on feeding before.


I prepared some meat and placed it in front of it.


Seeing the meat, the hungry wolf tore into it, devouring it. Gradually, it started to howl.


The last time we were here, Crysta had praised it for being grateful.


I expressed my concern, saying, "It might attract more hungry wolves."


Chapter 9