Todos os capítulos de Reborn 60 Days Before The Apocalypse: Capítulo 141 - Capítulo 150

Seeing Scarlett's hard expression, the way she crossed her hands over her chest, and the way she stared at Leon made Leon smile.It was obvious that she was worried about him, but there was nothing he could do. Despite the injury, he got one thing clear. This was the apocalypse, and he needed to hunt for his food, or he and his daughter would starve.Leon was a man, and he already appreciated what Scarlett did for them. She gave them a place to stay and helped him change his dressing every day. He didn't intend to bother her with his shortage problems, especially if he could go gather supplies.“You will not go out there to hunt,” she said firmly. It was obvious her mind was already made up, but Leon wasn't ready to ease up so easily.“What are we supposed to do, Scarlett? You were the one who said we should stockpile more food because of the changing weather.”He tried to use her words against her.“Yes, I know that you're worried, but then you need to understand that I need to stock

The moment Scarlett sighted the woman, she pretended not to see the lady standing there as she headed to the elevator.She tapped the button. Surprisingly, the elevator worked, and Scarlett stepped in.She heaved a sigh of relief because she thought she was finally free, but before the doors could close, a hand reached and pushed them open and a man stepped inside.She took a glance at him. He was a tall man. He was muscular and around Leon’s height.Scarlett nodded to him, and they both started to ride upstairs. The silence in the elevator turned into an awkward one.Honestly, Scarlett didn't mind. She wanted it that way; that was until the man started speaking to her.“You live on the top floor?” he asked her, and she hummed. He nodded. “Rich folks, huh? That door of yours is something good.”Scarlett raised her brows, eyes widening slightly. So he was the one who had tried to break in. She did not hold it against him as long as he did not dare try it again.His floor came and the

Marcus nodded, eating the last bit of bread before he cleared his throat.“That wouldn't be a problem.”Marcus did not need any more convincing. He had worked as a jewelry appraiser in the city for years, so he knew every single place where there was any valuable gem or gold.He also had plenty of contacts from his work, plenty of collectors who had priceless treasures in their homes. If he convinced them to sell their antiques, he would have an abundance of grain.To him, the deal was more than enough. Ten percent of food on any deal he brought was enough to make him survive the apocalypse.“Deal?” Scarlett stretched her hand again, her eyes fixed on his.He didn't even need to ponder on it. Instead, his lips spread into a smile, and he nodded.“Of course, Boss!” he said enthusiastically. “When do you need them? I can get them as soon as tomorrow morning.”Scarlett nodded, pleased. She thought he might not be able to get her some as fast as she wanted, but his comment changed everyth

Scarlett’s scream was so loud that it might have been heard for a half mile.She was about to jump off after him and then, looked down at the distance.Berry was a mutated dog with a body as hard as steel. He might survive the fall into the water.If she jumped, the force of the water against her skin might result in serious internal injury or something even worse.“Berry, I am coming to get you,” she whispered but as she turned around, her head spun.She swayed on her feet, clutching her skull. Black dots swam in her vision.What on Earth was going on? Her skull felt like it was being stampeded on.“Berry,” she muttered and her knees gave way and she sank to the ground.When she finally came to, Leon stood over her, wearing a worried expression on his face. As her eyes blinked open, Leon let out a sigh of relief.“Scarlett, you are finally awake,” he said, brushing her hair out of her face. “I was so worried.”Despite the pain she was still in, she forced herself into an upright posi

Scarlett woke up to the smell of fish wafting into the bedroom. She slowly climbed out of bed and went to the living room. Leon stood above the stove, listening to Lily’s scolding and Berry’s barking. “Daddy, you’re doing it wrong! You’re going to burn it!” “Lily, you have not cooked fish before either—” “But I know you’re doing it wrong!” Scarlett stood in the doorway, watching the father and daughter with a strange warmth stirring in her heart. Berry was the first person to notice her. He barked once and was about to knock her to the ground when Leon moved and caught him, lifting him into the air by his collar. “Are you alright?” Leon said, holding Berry back easily. “You could have called me if you needed anything.” Without a word, Scarlett moved past him and finished cooking the fish. Lily set the table and Leon helped serve the food. They all ate in comfortable silence and cleaned up afterwards. Lily slept off almost immediately and Berry curled up beside her to