18 Floors Above the Apocalypse

Chapter 139

Angela and the others were either stationed at a point or stuck during an outing patrol. Stella sat on the speedboat, waiting, with her crossbow aimed at those survivors the whole time. She remained silent, her eyes icy and intimidating, like a sharp blade ready to fly out at any moment. The crowd felt uneasy, but subconsciously sensed that this woman wasn't someone to mess with. No one dared to cross her, but they all started grumbling among themselves.

Soon, news of the fierce woman in the inflatable boat spread quickly around the station.

After about 20 minutes, a voice echoed from the crowd, "Stella!"

Angela and the other two walked out, carrying clothes and bedding on their backs, each holding a crossbow.

Seeing that it was their friends from the security patrol, the crowd started chattering again. They asked Angela and the others to give them a lift. Some claimed they had elderly family members to take care of, and others said their children were starving at home. In short, they were trying to guilt-trip them. If they didn't give them a lift, they were deemed heartless.

Angela decisively refused. "I'm sorry, but I can't make decisions about the speedboat. It's not mine."

"We're colleagues. You could've shown some compassion."

If it were right when the natural disaster struck, Angela might have felt guilty, but after witnessing too many dark things over the past year, she considered it an achievement just to keep herself safe. She really had no intention of helping others. Besides, it was Stella's boat, and she had already done them a huge favor by coming to pick them up. How could Angela possibly agree to take on additional passengers without her consent?

There was the overbearing woman who had connections with the executives. She had always been jealous and had made life difficult for them. Although Angela became a team leader based on her abilities, this woman secretly reported her behind her back. Now that Angela had resigned, this woman had actually become even more unscrupulous by demaning them to send her home.

"Go to hell!"

In the past, for the sake of survival, she had to endure even if unwilling. But now, no one can stop her.

With a swift punch, Angela not only sent the woman flying but also knocked out a few of her teeth.

Lukas joined in, "Bullying my wife? You're asking for it."

So what if she had connections? They had quit!

quickly shocked the crowd into

chaos, driving the inflatable boat over. The three of them quickly loaded their stuff onto

afraid to approach, so they could only watch as they left, stomping their feet in

were about to leave, a man suddenly charged at them. Without any hesitation, Stella pulled the trigger and an arrow whizzed

quickly covering his bleeding ear with his

quickly retreating

man came to his senses, the inflatable boat was long gone, leaving him to

their luggage onto the

away for just two hours, they found the locker door had been pried open and their rubber dinghy had been stolen. Cody also lost his bed quilt, and two pairs of his underwear went missing. The ground was slick with ice, making it impossible to walk without falling. The three of them had to stay to find the thief, but they had no

them, "As long as you are okay, that's

and recently, survivors have been searching everywhere for extremely hot supplies. The public security has deteriorated suddenly." Their boss pleaded, insisting that

just be two more days. Who knew they would hit the jackpot

floor, they happened to see Amber coming out, and only then did they realize that she had quit

with the stench of garbage in the

its tail and went downstairs to greet his owner,

Stella tossed the assault boat into Arcadia, rinsed it once with clean water,

Before Jasper could speak, Rosie jumped up to turn off the air conditioner fan,

Not only did she hide things, but she also didn't forget to open the window to let the outside heat wave

Cody and the others know that we have an

Stella was amused, "Alright."

instructions to the dog, "Cooper, you

food that weighed 5 kilograms, saying it was to offset the fuel

it, but Angela insisted on giving it, and in the end, Cooper bit the bag and dragged it

didn't participate in the exchange of supplies for the extremely hot weather. "What's the big deal? I need it for myself, and I got some for you guys too. It's all bartering. If you

they'd take it all; they were worried they didn't have