Mu Anhan looked at the script; it was obvious that a man had made some changes.

Tigers that weren’t in the script showed up.

"Awooo... Awooo..."

It was terrifying.

She thought her life was more important, talking about having children could be dealt with later.

She looked up at him, "Uncle, don’t leave me... I-I-I can have the kids..."

Hearing the tiger’s howls seemingly getting closer, she jumped onto the man, wrapping her hands around his neck, refusing to let go.

"Do I look that old?" He looked down at her.

Mu Anhan nodded, "I was considering calling you Grandpa..."

Wild Man: "..."

He gave her a firm smack on her little butt, "Call me properly this time."

"Big Brother..." she wisely obliged this time.

The wild man seemed satisfied with the title, carrying her forward, "Once we get to my home, you’ll have to have kids with me, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven..."

Does he think he’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs? Seven!

Being carried by him, the scene was quite peculiar.

She was petite and delicately dressed in designer clothes.

He was tall and muscular, wearing very little fabric.

Their close contact had an oddly dissonant beauty.

With so little fabric in late spring, being held by him meant constant friction with each step they took.

The wild man looked ahead, seemingly unaware of what the woman in his arms was thinking.

He was only on constant alert of the surroundings, always protecting her.

She didn’t know how long they’d been walking when suddenly she felt a strong urge to pee.

"Big Brother, I..." Her face blushed, "I need to..."

"Just go solve it in the grass," he seemed to know exactly what she wanted to do.

Mu Anhan: "..." She came from a civilized society, not a wild man, okay?

How could she handle it like him?

Seeing that she wouldn’t get down, he kept carrying her forward.

After a while longer, Mu Anhan just couldn’t hold it anymore.

"Big Brother, I want to..."

The wild man gave her a cool look, "There are no city toilets in this forest."

"You even know about city stuff..." She was intrigued, "Make one for me, will you?"

"You won’t go until I make one?" He asked her bluntly.

Mu Anhan glared at him with a flushed face, who knew when that would ever get done!

"Either go behind that big tree or wait till I build one?" He gave her two choices.

Mu Anhan quickly climbed off him and hid beside the tree that was taller than her, poking her little head out, "Don’t peek! Turn the other way!"

Though he found her request pointless, the wild man obliged.

But little did he know, Mu Anhan dashed away in a flash.

By the time he turned around, he saw her figure disappearing.

He smiled, was the little beauty trying to escape?

Wait till he catches her and see how he plays with her.

Mu Anhan quickly reached a small cabin made of wood, running into the courtyard.

The courtyard had some flowers and plants growing, along with a swing.

Forgetting the danger since she couldn’t hear the sound of wild beasts, she ran straight to the swing to play.

She stood on it, pushing herself higher.

Against the natural breeze, she swung higher and higher.

Then, she turned her head and saw someone standing there.

It wasn’t anyone else but the wild man.

She thought, could she have accidentally run into his house?

So he hadn’t bothered chasing her because he was waiting for her to come here?

She quickly tried to jump off the swing set and start running...