She had absolutely no memory of the cubs.
She felt incredibly guilty.
Holding the cub, she gazed at it again and again, not feeling the slightest bit sleepy.
Yin Ze sensed that the female in his arms was still awake and murmured, "It's getting late. Go to sleep... I'll make the cub stay tomorrow. You can talk to him when you wake up."
"I'm not sleepy. I just want to look at him a little longer."
She couldn't tear her eyes away from the cub in her arms.
The tiger cub was no longer a baby, but a half-grown cub, nearly as long as she was when he lay down.
Yet he still burrowed into her embrace like a little cub, seeming to crave her touch.
Though she didn't want to wake him, she couldn't resist pulling him closer and burying her face in his fur.
Bai Wanwan stayed up watching the cub, her excitement keeping her awake until the wee hours, when she finally started to feel drowsy.
In a daze, she sensed the male beside her wasn't asleep either.
