All Chapters of MY SECOND-CHANCE MATE IS A WOLF HUNTER: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

“I’m correct aren’t I?” Morning asked again after a moment of silence. She sounded more confident about it. And she had every right to be because she was completely correct.“Yes.” I admitted. “I didn’t want to bother you all for as long as possible.” I explained my intentions because it was mostly useless concerning her now that the cat was out of the bag.Morning immediately glared at me. I was completely taken aback by her sudden change in emotion. My body tensed up as the thought that she was about to attack me briefly flashed through my mind.“And you wanted to keep all the stress for yourself for as long as possible?” She asked with a dangerously low tone.“…” I was completely speechless and even when I tried talking, the words only got stuck in my throat.“You can be so selfish sometimes Phoenix.” Morning said. She didn’t shout or even say it loudly, but her enraged tone was as clear as day.Selfish???“Why do you want to share your burden alone? What do you think the rest of u

“Morning!” I heard Phoenix call my name. But I ignored him. My fists were clenched so tightly that I feared they might break. Tears brimmed in my eyes. I couldn’t turn back to face him. I took a detour around our camp. I couldn’t see anyone right now. I found a narrow tree and stood in front of it. I glared at the tree. I had an overwhelming urge to tear it apart and rip it to shreds. I resisted that urge. For the most part. I could help myself, and I ended up punching the tree. But at the last moment, I missed on purpose. My momentum carried me forward and I tripped. I fell face down on the forest floor. I stayed still after, not moving for a couple of seconds. Then I turned around to face the sky. The tree canopy wasn’t thick enough to completely conceal the sky. There was some sand on my face, but the grass on the ground prevented it from being excessive. I stared at the sky and I didn’t move. Tears flowed from my eyes and went straight to the ground. I hated Phoenix so

Everyone was ready, so we went ahead with the journey.We were all familiar with the process at that time, so it didn’t get much attention. But the banter in the group was a lot less than before.I kept glancing at Morning throughout the journey, and she never once looked at me. I led our group, so I didn’t have the opportunity to simply turn back and talk to her.The trip had a very noticeable tension and intensity. You could cut it with a butter knife.But I soon forgot all about it as the navigation became more hectic. We had already traveled for three nights, so we were very close to the pack. That meant I had to be more accurate with my navigation. If I messed it up at this point, then any number of bad things could happen to us.For one, we could accidentally walk straight into the pack or encounter some unwelcome forces. But that possibility could be prevented with Kerrigan’s help.What I was most worried about was missing the pack entirely. Kerrigan couldn’t help me find it i

I couldn’t help but notice Morning’s solemn expression as we all are.In truth, I had been secretly watching her ever since she came to my defense against Carter. I even noticed her watching me at one point.It all confused me. Wasn’t she angry with me? Why was she watching me secretly and why did she come to my defense when Carter laughed?My confusion lead to curiosity. And my curiosity came to a boiling point. When I coupled it with how much I wanted to apologize for what I did earlier, I just couldn’t keep myself away from her.I was a lot more confident as I approached her this time. She hadn’t even been looking at me earlier, but after her conflicting actions I came to a conclusion that made she wasn’t so averse to idea of me approaching her.Morning ended up being so deep in thought that I was able to approach her without her managing to notice me. I had considerable skill when it came to stealth, but it still shouldn’t be this easy to sneak up on a wolf. I wondered what she wa

I watched Morning for a few seconds.I had already decided to ask her about her shifting earlier. If she agreed to shift and assist in this operation, then it would give us an incredible advantage. She could single-handedly tip the scales in a tough situation.From the strength I had already seen Morning casually exhibit without even shifting, I was sure she was a powerful wolf. She could easily be the strongest wolf I had ever encountered. Of course, my experience was limited since my personal encounters with wolves were mostly limited to low-level packs. In high-level packs, the overall wolf strength would simply be higher. That was just how it was.So when I turned to Morning, I wanted to ask her if she was willing to shift to help with the plan. She could easily team up with someone less prone to combat and be a key piece in my ‘divide and conquer' tactic.But as soon as my gaze landed on her, she froze. It could have simply been the case that she wasn’t expecting me to address he