either dogs or wolves were added. The forest that afternoon still looked magnificent even though it had revealed its gloom. Now, this dark forest bec

se she was horrified by the gloomy and scary atmosphere of the giant forest, but the

he saw Anindira, who was nervously tremblin

l face. She stared at him sharply with furrowed brows, t

ubbing her head, ''I'm here to take care of you,'' cried the young ma

anch, ''So you can sleep comfortably...'' added the young

ra and shifted slightly. She reflexively avoided it. The young man was also surprised by Anindira's behavior, who was suddenly war

ed and immediately put out her hand to smear the crushed leaves. It was only when the leaf was lightly squeezed that it

said Anindira, complaining of

ithdrew his hand which was rubbing the crushed

ssionless, Anindira could see clearly,

he young man. He was about to turn

wait!... Wait a moment!" Anindira shouted, her hand still holding the young man's wrist, "Let me see thos

a pile of twigs filled with leaves, "Um..

m, looked at them, and smelled the aroma, she

wound healing and avoid infection,'' said Anindira, explaining, ''Huft... '' just now a smile etched on her face, but quickly disappeared, replaced by Anindira's long sigh with a disappointed expression, ''Rememberin

ed slightly when he saw Anindira's face creased. The change in emotion was reflected in the look in the yo

lled out to the young man,

could be heard complaining to hold back the pain. She couldn't hold back her tears finally flowing. Between really holdi

ke the crushed leaves in Anindira's hands. However, Anindira immediately cupped the young man's hand with both of her ha

"It's okay..." repeated Anindira, "Don't worry!" Anin

little... Just a little... Soon it will be healed... Don't worry!" Anindira shouted, repea

Don't know what he saw of Anindira now, however, he seemed to feel deep sorrow for Anindira.

cry to her heart's content, but, what can he s

The young man did not understand what was wrong with Anindira, nor did he understand every word Anindira sa

is is what he has to do!'

ven very comfortable. Anindira was reluctant to think about all kinds of things and didn't care anymor

kept stroking his back. A few hours later, after being satisfied cryin

ira blinked her eyes, waking up from her deep sleep. Her consciousness was still not fully col

e wished it had all been a dream, but when she woke up, she felt aches and pains in her body. There were crumbs of dried eucalyptus leaves around it. Finally, she had to be

her sleep while stretching to her heart's content, ''AH!... Sir, thank you all

p to her head. She was shocked to the point of barely breathing. Her body was stiff. In less than a minute, her face was deathly pale and frightened, a

st. Or rather, perhaps since last night. A black Jaguar was in front of Anindira no

ARRR!!!" Anindira e