She Became Rich After Divorce

Chapter 480: I Listen to You

Luckily, they arrived at the mountaintop before it got dark. Kelvin found plenty of dry firewood and lit the flames. Dry animal dung could produce a lot of thick smoke in a short amount of time.

After the thick smoke rose up into the sky, Cheyenne cried tears of joy as she watched the wind blow it higher and higher. "Kelvin, we did it! Do you think anyone will notice us?"

Kelvin didn't want to crush her hopes with the cruel reality, so he smiled and said, "They will." At the same time, he pressed a button on his watch and began counting down their precious days together with regret in his mind.

"Okay, Cheyenne, this mountaintop is not suitable for camping. Let's go quickly."

"Mm-hmm," Cheyenne replied.

As they left, Cheyenne looked back at the burning firewood... she really hoped that these few days would stay dry and that it wouldn't rain at night.

Unfortunately for her though, she was disappointed as there was a heavy rainstorm that very night accompanied by thunder and lightning outside while her distress signal went unnoticed due to being extinguished by water.

The tiger had nowhere to hide so Kelvin found some hay for it to sleep beside the bonfire while he held Cheyenne close in his arms.

"Cheyenne, it's getting late now. Let's go sleep early. We can send distress signal again when we have enough materials," he said as his thoughts wandered elsewhere, his big hands fondling her waist and then untying her skirt without permission.

Cheyenne then felt him press down on top of her body; she felt every kiss on her neck, and earlobe. She bit down on her lip, staring daggers at him, "Can't you be serious?"

"I can't, Cheyenne... I let you off yesterday already." He chuckled.

The next day, Cheyenne overslept.

As soon as she opened her eyes, she saw the tiger standing high above her bed, looking down with a pair of round and lively eyes and swishing its tail in arrogance. It scampered away again.

She wasn't mistaken, right? That tiger seemed to express concern and sympathy for her just now.NôvelDrama.Org is the owner.

A few minutes later, the tiger came back with a big stick in its mouth covered in the same red fruit she had seen before.

It presented it to Cheyenne eagerly and pushed it towards her with its paw.

While rubbing her waist, Cheyenne stood up and drew another vertical line on the the stone wall. It'd been almost ten days since they arrived here.

The incident happened on the 27th... it meant today was August 6th. Grandpa had said he'd planned to take her to Onistead.

Four more days passed.

The canned beef had long been eaten up; Cheyenne had been getting bored of fish.

Thus, Kelvin went into the forest to catch a wild rabbit while picking two yellow fruits along his way back home.

They looked like lemons but smelled really nice; he planned to squeeze some juice onto the rabbit meat when roasting it later.

Indeed wild rabbit meat tasted much better than artificially raised ones. Cheyenne ate one leg by herself while Kelvin finished off half of what remained and gave one half to the tiger.

Its eyes lit up after taking one bite.

For the next few days, the tiger kept

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dropping it at the entrance of their cave. Even when some of the bunnies tried to escape, a growl from the tiger made them obediently stay put.

Days passed by until Cheyenne noticed that the tiger's appetite had grown significantly larger than before. She sat by the fire pit with a worried expression on her face.

"Kelvin, look how much we've been feeding the tiger! In just two weeks... it's almost as big as a pig!"

The tiger stood up indignantly after being called fat by Cheyenne and let out an angry roar that shook everything around them.

Kelvin quickly patted its head in an attempt to calm it down. "It's okay, kitty cat," he said soothingly, "Cheyenne is just joking with you. You're not fat; you have little cubs inside of you."

A surprised gasp escaped from Cheyenne's mouth upon hearing this news about the tiger's pregnancy.

There was something else she had been ignoring for quite some time now: Her period should have come already since it usually arrived early every month but it hadn't yet.

Could she be pregnant? No way! She didn't want to have a child with Kelvin.

As these thoughts raced through her mind, Cheyenne grew paler by the second until finally realizing that perhaps she was overthinking things.

Seeing how distraught she looked made Kelvin think if she didn't want children with him.