Tamming My wild lycan mate

s my fault. Curiosity took the best of me. I was jealous because I didn't have the chance to climb the mountain on time and discover this hidden hut with Sarah. Now, I'm facing the consequences o

ike a robot. I was sure she was looking for any signs of wounds. “You should've listened to me earlier and waited. I hissed, shoved her out of the way, and decided to take a proper look at the small hut. The truth is that I'm damn hungry to listen to any of her moral speeches or her mother's quotes again. She grabbed my hand and said, “Remember, I'm almost ninety, and I have more experience than you. You should just listen to me.” Eventually, I decided to give her my attention. “I know! But please, can we eat first? All the hiking and everything nearby has made me exhausted. She sighed in defeat and let go of my hand. “That's why you should learn how to harness your power. I scared that reptile away with just a growl. Ignoring Sarah's speech, I dashed to the end of the wall, toward the provisions that were neatly arranged on the top of a cabinet. I scrutinized everything to pick something that would quench my hunger. I opened the cabinet, and my eyes landed on a jam and a hamburger that were inside the cabinet. As I attempted to bring out the snacks, I heard something hissing behind me. I could feel all the dread and scary attitude I hid earlier returning. This time, fear was flowing through my veins multiple times. It's twice as bad as the one I felt before. “Marvel, dodge to the left!” I heard Sarah alert me. But I couldn't process anything. I could hear my intelligence screaming at my leg and telling it to desert me again. I could hear them telling each other that they didn't want to be victims of the reptile. I could hear them discussing the venom of the mamba. I looked at the wall, and I could see the shadow of the snake rising and getting ready to lunge at me. I heard Sarah screaming again, “Marvel, shift to the right now.” This time, I was able to grasp what she was saying. Before my brain and legs could run like a rabbit that was running away from a cat, I snatched them, called them to duty, and ducked aside. Instantly, the reptile struck the wall of my previous position, shattering the wall in the process. Sarah dashed at me and grabbed my hand before we both rushed out together. “That's a narrow escape,” I mumbled. My heart was racing badly, and I could feel myself breathing heavily. Sarah said proudly, “All thanks to me. I had just saved you once again.” I rolled my eyes at her reply: “Isn't that your duty as a mother?” “Yes, and I didn't fail,” she said, not ready to accept defeat. “And you must not fail,” I warned her with a stern look, and she giggled. “What about the reptile?” I asked while looking back at the hut before switching my gaze to the wall that was shattered by the creature. “Who knows?” She shrugged, “It could still be lurking around and waiting for another victim.” She explained and made her way toward the bottom of the mountain. “I wish the Alpha of the Matilda pack would become his next victim,” I said venomously, and Sarah gave me a quick hard glance. “That's my wish!” I repeated it and strolled after her. I hadn