All Chapters of MY SECOND-CHANCE MATE IS A WOLF HUNTER: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

It was that day all over again. Except this time, instead of me being carried by my mother over the fire, I was the one carrying someone in my arms. I landed on the other side without incident. What? I was taken aback for a second. I had been expecting more of an effect from the flames. But even as I jumped, I barely felt any searing heat from it. I looked over my head and I saw that the fire had simply been too small to have any effect. It was as if I could see it clearly for the first time. Inside the inn, it seemed like it was already an insurmountable wall of flames. I was a scared to experience the same things my mother did that day. But in the end, I ending up scaling through it without scratches. "Morning!" Someone called my name and I turned. Once again the real situation was in front of me. Carter had pushed the humans away from the door, but they were already pushing back and regaining their ground. They threatened Carter with pitch forks and poked at him. Alt

"Phoenix!" I screamed his name. I had stopped in my tracks. "Phoenix!" "Morning!" Rowena coughed. "We have to go!" "No!" My voice cracked and I felt something flow down my eyes. I knew that Phoenix was gone. He was buried in the middle of the blood thirsty mob that was after us. There was absolutely no way for him to escape. Yet he had told me to go just before he did that. But I had no such intentions. I wanted to run back to the mob. I would kill any human who got into my way. I made an oath never to shift again, but I didn't care now. The humans were doing it again. They had come to take everything that was important to me. That was all they did. My mother, my father, my life. And now they wanted to take Phoenix too. No! I could never allow them. I took a step towards Phoenix. Some from the mob were already standing up. And I even thought I could see Phoenix. He was still alive, but he seemed to already be in a fight with someone. The large man held him with a pow

I felt so elated as we finally escaped the humans. I was happy to leave their cobbled roads behind and venture into the soft forest grass once again. I felt slightly exhausted, but just this much wasn't enough to put down a wolf. I already ran for hours on end when the hunters chased us. That was at a steadier pace but still, I could take a lot more than this. Our group stopped some way into the forest. I ended up bending over and supporting my hands with my knees. I took heavy breaths. Okay maybe I was a little tired. And my muscles burned with the weight that Rowena had. Still it all felt good. I found myself laughing. "This should be a safe spot right Oisin?" Phoenix asked as he got off the bear. "Kerrigan says they already gave up the chase." Oisin replied. His voice sounded significantly more cheerful now. "We finally escaped them." Rowena also said as if she was finally just realizing it. She also got off Orlaith's back. I finally stopped laughing and stood upright.

"Let's set up camp here." I said. Rowena yawned again. "Finally." "Are you really just going back to sleep like that?" Oisin asked her. They continued bickering as Carter approached me. His current look gave me the impression of a carpenter's son who tried to fit into his father's clothes a little too early. "Do you have a tent somewhere that we can use?" Carter asked. There was silence in the group and everyone exchanged glances. Oisin chuckled. Carter raised an eyebrow. That's right. This was actually his first time travelling with us. I had to remember that. It had definitely been something since we got a new member before Morning. "We don't need a tent." Morning said helpfully. "Oh Moongoddess." Carter pinched the bridge of his nose. "You don't even have a tent. And you talked as if you had some accommodations of some kind." Carter said. I saw Morning roll her eyes with my peripheral vision. "We move about a lot and a tent isn't very feasible." I explained amicably. I

I kicked a frog and it hopped away with an ugly croak. I rested against a tree with my arms crossed. Then I groaned loudly. Luckily there was no one around to hear me. I left our 'camp' as soon as I woke up earlier in the day. Of course it was because Phoenix woke up that I did. My instincts were sharp enough that I would wake up if anyone made the slightest noise around me. That was something that was obviously crucial for wolves. Phoenix cheerfully greeted me when he saw I was awake, but it ignored him. It wasn't because of anything he did. It was actually all me. I was pissed off with myself from the night before. When Carter started nagging about our living conditions, I just had to chime in. He was really getting under my skin recently. I even wondered if he needed another beat down. But I acknowledged that was a bad idea. I had seen him shift, I stood no chance against that. In fact, he only behaved because he didn't know that I couldn't shift. Fighting him could lead to