Chapter 113-3

At this critical moment, Xavier’s eyes lit up. He saw his savior and pounced into Jaden’s arms. "There are wolves! The wolves are going to eat me, and I haven’t lived long enough yet. I’m the youngest Best Actor, and I have a bunch of fans..."

Xavier threw herself into Jaden’s arms and hugged his neck tightly. He wrapped her legs around Jaden’s waist and started to howl.

The people from the Nathor Palace were so shocked by this scene that they forgot to react. Even Jaden did not react.

Just as they reached the door and were prepared to welcome the miracle healer, a black shadow pounced into Jaden’s arms and grabbed him tightly. Xavier started to pull at his neck and howl. Now, Jaden’s ears were buzzing.

"Help me. Don’t eat me, I really don’t taste good at all..." When Xavier saw the tundra wolf pouncing at them, he was so scared that he cried. He didn’t want to die here.

When Jaden saw the tundra wolf pouncing at them, he quickly hugged Xavier and dodged the attack.

Danielle and David also ran over. "Zeus." David’s gloomy voice sounded, and the tundra wolf immediately became obedient.

Danielle glanced at Xavier. ’Well, he was crying at home and even jumping onto someone else to cry when outside...

"Xavier, are you alright?" Danielle was also worried that Xavier was really frightened. After all, the wolf was chasing after him.

Xavier was still immersed in the fact that the wolf was here. "I beg you. Don’t eat me. I’ll buy you delicious food, okay?" He grabbed Jaden forcefully as he spoke.

This made Cameron, Andrew, and Joshua, who were standing at the side, want to laugh but hold it in. ’Xavier is really timid. He’s crying like a little girl.

However, Jaden was still hugging Xavier. They were shocked that he didn’t throw Xavier out. What happened next was even more shocking. Jaden patted Xavier’s back. "It’s alright. The wolf is raised by David. It doesn’t bite." He comforted Xavier softly.

His friends’ eyes widened. ’Is this the Jaden we know? He’s usually cold as ice, and his methods are on par with David’s, always one-upping in ruthlessness. Yet now, he’s gently comforting someone who’s crying.