Chapter 236 - 134 Past Connection_3
But as a woman, how could she possibly catch up with the wild tiger in the mountains?
Seeing Madam Guan Hua chasing after her with her child, the mother tiger opened its huge mouth, picked up its two cubs, and darted into the forest without looking back.
Madam Guan Hua was both angry and anxious. She had no children of her own and didn’t know how to care for cubs, especially tiger cubs that eat meat.
However, the mother tiger had left, and without care, these cubs were destined to die.
With no other choice, Madam Guan Hua bought a goat that was recently in milk to start feeding the tiger cubs.
Once a woman reaches a certain age, a maternal instinct is often naturally awakened within her; it is a fundamental part of human nature.
Although Madam Guan Hua had no husband or children, she began to treat this little tiger as if it were her own child.
The little tiger was born small and delicate, so she named it Dazhuang, after her own surname.
During this period, the mother tiger brought prey a few times but never met the little tiger directly. Each time, it would drop the prey at the door, call out twice, then disappear.