18 Floors Above the Apocalypse

Chapter 103

Before they knew it, they had spent five hours in the Arcadia. By now, it should be around six in the evening. Under the extreme weather, the sky had completely darkened. Jasper, dressed in his clothes, awkwardly held his swimming trunks, "Should I wash it and return it to you?"

Stella felt really awkward and responded, "It looks good on you. Consider it a gift."

His body was well proportioned and looked really good. But then she realized what she had just said. It was too late to cover her mouth.

Indeed, Jasper's face turned red. He was a man of reciprocation, "Thank you, the outfit you wore today looks great too."

Stella and Jasper didn't say anything further. Fine, both of them were of the same sort, and no one should think too highly of the other.

With the bullet loaded, Stella sneaked out of Arcadia.

The room was pitch dark and quiet, and you could barely see your hand in front of you. She stood in the dark for a while, ensuring no one was around, then she turned on her flashlight and dimmed it to the lowest setting. The door to the corridor was opened, the entire building was silent, but lights could be vaguely seen in the other buildings.

They didn't know when the law enforcement officers would withdraw, and it wasn't a good idea to just sit around and wait, so they quietly made their way downstairs.

There was a caution line at the main entrance on the first floor, and soldiers were guarding the door.

They returned to the second floor, entered the suite, opened the window, tied the escape rope, and descended to the first floor under the cover of darkness.

Today, a considerable number of people were out for the mission, and survivors were queuing with their heads down, being taken out of the residential area and arranged in a line to board large trucks for transportation. Some were emotional and unwilling to leave, "I can eat half-full here. Can I get enough food if I follow your arrangements?"

A senior woman clung stubbornly to a tree, emotionally challenging the police, "I haven't done anything illegal. Why are you arresting me?"

up, "You haven't done anything illegal? Do you know how many people have been killed by the things you

of the harm it would have caused to

do." The senior woman was very stubborn, her voice getting louder and louder, "I'm just an employee. I do what the boss says. How is that illegal? I didn't want to do it either, but

tears. Eventually,

was impossible to exit through the main

of the skirt building, they

hundred thousand pounds. These people not only hoarded protection grain, but also robbed supermarkets and

hundred thousand pounds

her last life, the public trial revealed it was around one hundred and thirty thousand pounds. They probably squandered it as food became harder to find, or used

walkie-talkie and was about to leave, but someone else came over, "Evan, we've interrogated all the core members of The Chaos, and checked their handwriting, but we

"None."

posts and passes. The whistle blower must be a high-ranking

about the anonymous letters, but also about who created the opportunity for them today. This was a bikini party, apart from the people in The

have results on the bullet that shot the

bullet is from

man frowned, finding it

been undercover for a long time? But now that their nest had been taken down, there was no reason for

thoroughly, and pay attention to the rescued

"Okay, Evan."

council sent people to ask, how do

those who haven't, they should be sent to prison and then to the west mountain to dig for coal. After a six-month observation period, if they show signs of repentance, they could be released. In addition, we should mobilize the public to report any members of The Chaos on the run. They must all

expect the nest they took down to be so large; they probably wouldn't be able to rest for a while. With the walkie-talkie in hand, the man

hid in the darkness, listening to the conversation clearly. Two anonymous letters? She subconsciously thought of Jasper, the one who understood The Chaos even better than