Bermuda Survivors: A Survival Harem Adventure by Jack Pinkhunter

Author:Jack Pinkhunter [Pinkhunter, Jack]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Independent
Published: 2023-04-17T16:00:00+00:00

I wiped the sweat from my brow and squinted at the glare of the sun. If it hadn’t been for the canopy of trees, I was certain I would have collapsed moments ago. The baking sun shone mercilessly from the sky, wearing us down. My clothes clung to my skin; yesterday it was from a downpour and now perspiration.

The women were also trailing behind, and I didn’t judge either of them, especially Cecily with her ankle. “I’m exhausted,” Nathalia said and dragged her feet along the jungle floor.

We hadn’t found much interesting, another stream that quenched our thirsts and a couple of green snakes which made Scarlett move closer to me. I’d just told her to leave them alone and they would leave her alone.

I’d suggested returning, but the heat had drained our energy. Cecily had pointed out that the sun was descending and it was about to get cooler, but she wanted to continue further, not giving up. My load had strengthened her.

I almost stumbled onto a root and grabbed the tree before tumbling down. I watched my feet more carefully, and then to my surprise, finally found animal tracks. “Don’t step on the tracks.”

“From what animal?” Cecily asked and sat on her haunches.

I pushed the vines aside and studied them. “I think … from a boar, a young one indeed.”

Cecily and I exchanged glances. “What are we waiting for then?”

“You’re right, but we shouldn’t move too far away from the river in case we get lost,” I pointed out. We had for the most part followed the river, but it seemed to snake through the entire island, branching out now and then to streams that we had decided to follow.

We followed the tracks, but luckily, we didn’t have to follow them for long. Scarlett quickly darted her hand to the fat animal making its way through the jungle. “A boar!”

“What’s the secret to your keen eyes?” I flattered her.

“It’s a secret of mine,” she said, looking content for the compliment.

I exchanged glances with Cecily. “It’s your turn now,” she said, nudging me forward.

I stepped forward, nocked an arrow on the string and raised the bow. I aimed and fired away, hitting him right in the ham, making him squeal and then run and collide into a tree. I jogged joyfully to our dinner, which was our second ruminant animal hunted, but then a nearby bush rustled. A female figure sprang up to her feet, holding a bow as big as me. Before I could even duck, the arrow struck me straight in the calf.

“Fuck,” I cursed and tumbled right into a bush.

“Riley!” Cecily cried. I heard footsteps thunder all around me, the ground shuddering as I didn’t have a clue what was going on.

I gritted my teeth and reached for my bow as dangers were near.

“Stop right there!” The voice was fierce and firm, but most importantly, it didn’t belong to any of us. I slowly got up to my feet and raised my arms in the air.

“You

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