All Chapters of Olivia: Loving You in Ruins: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Argan hurried back to the parking lot and told the survivors about the pool of black water out there. Their faces, which had been full of hope, grew somber once more. "Is that water dangerous?" Mrs. Sarah muttered. "I don’t know. It just doesn’t look like an ordinary pool of water at all," Argan replied. "Do you guys still want to continue the journey?" he asked again. "Yes," they answered in unison. "Whether we continue the journey or not, it seems to make no difference. So we’d better head to the base as soon as possible. That might be for the best," added Mrs. Sarah. "But what if that water carries a new virus or worse, poison?" asked Robert, who was always thinking about every possible worst-case scenario. "It’s okay. Mrs. Sarah is right. If the water really is dangerous, we just need to try not to touch or drink it. At least we’ll have done our best. Besides, we’re worried about our families out there. We don’t know how they’re doing," Mike replied. "All right, we should k

District 5Argan pulled the trigger.BANG! BANG! BANG!The sound of gunfire echoed throughout the room. Alexander moved quickly, shooting the zombies in the head one by one. Argan fired to assist him from the left, while Mike and Sofie were busy grabbing crates filled with weapons and firearms.A zombie with its arm entangled in vines lunged at Alexander. Alexander ducked, shot the zombie's knee until it shattered, then struck its head at close range. Black blood splattered onto the floor."There are lots of crates full of ammo here!" Sofie shouted. The crates were extremely heavy, requiring two people just to lift a single one. Mike and Sofie dragged the crates outside. "Robert!" she shouted. "Help load them into the car!"Robert rushed out of the car to help lift the heavy crates. Mike and Sofie ran back into the building to grab a few long-barreled rifles.One zombie almost bit Mike's hand, but Sofie shot the zombie with a trembling hand. Although she missed a few times, Sofie fina

Ironwood They all woke up the next day when the sun was already high in the sky. Ethan shared the news he'd received from Reinhard with the others. The Soren twins wept with relief upon hearing that their parents were safe at the base. Meanwhile, Ethan also told them that they couldn't expect any help for the time being. Although that wasn't good news for them, they understood that hardships were happening everywhere. Besides, their families were already safe at the base. They just needed to ensure their own safety. After a simple breakfast, instant noodles with two sausages that they heated in the microwave, they began taking inventory list of the food supplies in the villa. Leftover canned food, instant noodles, flour, bread, cookies, medicine, vitamins, and bottled water. Fortunately, they'd managed to stock up before the outbreak spread. "We can last about three weeks if we conserve," said Olivia, massaging her temples. She was still a little tired. Ethan turned on the

"Huh? A mon-monster?" Valent immediately jumped out of mattress. His eyes, which have been half-closed from the exhaustion, now wide open. After successfully waking Valent, Ethan shifted over to wake Olivia. "Liv, Olivia, baby. Come on, wake up," he said, gently stroking Olivia's cheek until she woke up. Valent, watching him, just rolled his eyes lazily. Heh, what a double standard, he thought to himself. Meanwhile, outside, a massive creature was circling overhead in the villa's garden. From a distance, it looked like a giant furry monster with sharp claws and pointed teeth. The creature let out a piercing scream, then dove toward the large living room window. Crash! The large window shattered. A cold draft rushed inside. The creature tried to squeeze through the gap in the broken window, but luckily they had already installed simple iron bars across all the windows. "Oh my God! What kind of creature is that?" screamed Vivian, who had just woken up. They all curled up in horr

Gas station. Everyone turned their head to look at Jake. "What are you doing?" Argan hissed."Back off, Jake!" Alexander warned. Mrs. Sarah hurried after Jake, her face tense with worry. "It's okay. It doesn't want to attack," Jake said softly. "It's just hungry." Alexander stared at him intently. "How do you know that?" "I… heard its voice," said Jake, who had now reached the dog. He raised his hand to pet it. "Wait a minute, I'll feed you right away," he said. He ran into the convenience store, grabbed some canned meat and dog biscuits from the pet food aisle. Jake poured all the food into a plastic baby bathtub he'd taken from a shelf near the store's storage room. Jake moved forward slowly, set the tub on the ground, then backed away gradually. The dog walked closer. Each step was cautious, as if afraid they were going to attack. It sniffed, then began to eat voraciously. They all breathed a sigh of relief. It turned out Jake was right. The dog was just hungry.