All Chapters of Apocalypse Rebirth: Hoarding Millions, Betrayers Cry : Chapter 11 - Chapter 15

“Stop!”A familiar figure suddenly stepped forward, his hand firmly catching Ben Stone before he could stumble further into the crowded mall corridor.Ivy Collins stared at Ethan Hayes, who had materialized out of nowhere, and the suppressed memories of her past life instantly flooded her consciousness. The surroundings were identical—the same bustling mall, the same suffocating atmosphere, and the exact same confrontation. In her previous existence, she had been harassed in this very spot, and it was Ethan Hayes who had stepped in to beat up her assailant, earning her eternal gratitude and altering the trajectory of her life.I cannot believe Ben is in the same mall, too, she thought, her expression hardening as she looked past Ethan.“Are you okay?” Ethan turned to face Ivy, his eyes softening as he looked down at her. Looking at her now, he could not help but feel a complex mix of lingering affection and lingering frustration.“Couldn’t be better.” Ivy’s voice was completely flat,

In a luxurious villa located deeper within the Prosperity Gardens complex, Ethan was deep in discussion with Simon Abbott and several trusted associates.“...Shannon will naturally awaken her Water Element Superpower in nine days. I have already dispatched Jude to make contact with her early,” Simon stated smoothly, leaning back in a leather armchair.Listening through her enhanced auditory range, Ivy finally found the answer to a question that had lingered in her mind. Shannon Renner had evidently not experienced a rebirth like she had, which explained why Ivy had not encountered her yet. In their past life, Shannon had always offered hollow expressions of gratitude, frequently reminding everyone how Ivy had once saved her from a wandering zombie horde. Ivy had genuinely believed Shannon viewed her as a lifelong friend, only to discover too late that Shannon harbored deep, venomous resentment, blaming Ivy entirely for the tragic death of her infant child during the chaos.However, Et

Ben had suffered severe chemical exposure from the acid rain days prior, and though his wounds had received initial field treatment, his frantic thrashing had torn open the fragile tissue, leaving his face and arms a weeping, mutilated mess.“We just need to record short progress updates every day,” Ivy suggested casually, gesturing toward her tablet.“To legally prove we are providing them with basic sustenance while they are detained,” Reid added, catching onto her operational logic.Initially, Vera had worried that the violent confrontation might psychologically scar her daughter, especially given Ben’s grotesque appearance. However, the family quickly realized that Ivy was not documenting the prisoners out of trauma, but rather conducting a clinical observation of viral incubation.“He is demanding fresh water every ten minutes on average,” Ivy pointed out, observing through the basement security feed as Ben shrieked hoarsely from his holding cell.“While Jenna is barely touching