Love Unspoken

Alexander awkwardly looked away, grabbed her hand, and scrambled up the tree.

But they still weren't high enough; they needed to go higher. He climbed a bit more and then reached down to pull Quinn up. They stopped about halfway up, squeezing onto a branch as thick as an arm, and peered down to check out the scene below. The wolves showed up, about ten of them, making a beeline for the dead wolves.

They chowed down on the bodies, taking their sweet time. It took them a good half hour to finish, leaving just a pile of bones.

Quinn clung to the tree trunk. Seeing these beasts up close made her really feel the danger of being deep in the forest.

Running into these wild animals showed her just how brutal this place was. She knew she couldn't get out of here alone.

Once the wolves were full, they sniffed around a bit but didn't stick around long before slinking off.

The forest went quiet again, with only the birds chirping. Except for the bloody bones on the ground, it was like the wolves had never been there.

Out of the corner of her eye, Quinn saw green bugs on the tree trunk spreading out, crawling all over the branches.

hands into her sleeves and used

a whole new problem. So, it was better to just deal with the grossness

in her ears. These mosquitoes were poisonous too, and their bites were both painful

it anymore and said to Alexander, "Can we

eye on the ground and shook his head, "Too

neck and grumbled, "There are so many

there too," Alexander said

argue with

held her, letting her lean against

his injuries and hesitated. "You sleep. I'm

sleep in a

bother with pleasantries. He just leaned on Quinn's shoulder. "Then don't

her eyes

bugs, there wasn't much danger. In this place, even caterpillars didn't seem so scary-except for