into the wild ➳ luke hemmings

❝Tiger- it's a Royal Bengal tiger...❞ he stuttered, while whispering as low as his voice would allow him to, grasping onto the branch even tighter. The beast's striped coat shone under the moonlight, as the Australian tried his best to mask the horror on his face. ❝Keep still! Keep quiet!❞

In return, came a bunch of loud, clapping sounds accompanied by an irked feminine tone, from the adjacent branch. ❝Mosquitoes! Fucking malarial mosquitoes!❞

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We've all watched movies, where people get themselves trapped, with Nature's wrath surrounding them on all sides. For example, Blake Lively in the shallows, where the entire movie was about her, saving her dear life from the shark. Or Jurassic Park - or even World, where Chris Pratt saves the tourists on the island from dinosaurs. If you look carefully, the humans were at fault for all the chaos, every single time.

It is no different in this book, where the species that you belong to, is responsible for an Australian tourist getting stranded, along with a peppery lass in the largest mangrove forest in the world, with over hundred tigers roaming around in the wild.