روايات وقصص إلكترونية من فئة Apocalypse وعن Drama وتضم Victim وتدور في Apocalypse

Betrayed and fed to zombies by her own family, Zora wakes up two weeks before the apocalypse. This time, she sells them her empty house for two million dollars and builds a fortress they'll never enter. She has a system that gives her endless space to store anything she wants Food, weapons, fuel and all. But when the world falls and her family comes crawling to her door, begging to be let in... Will she open it? Or will she watch them scream?

“Sign the papers, Giada. You were never worth more than the dishes you washed.” For four years, Giada Vitale scrubbed their floors, cooked their meals, and raised a child that wasn’t even hers, while her husband crawled into his brother’s wife’s bed every night and his mother counted every grain of rice she ate. They called her a mule. A stray dog they fed out of charity. A cockroach who should be grateful for crumbs. When they kicked her out, his mother smiled and said, “Finally, the smell is gone.” But Giada has already lived through the end of the world, and she came back with ninety days to prepare, a supernatural ability no one can explain, and a lottery ticket worth forty million dollars. Now the husband who spit on her pride is kneeling at her door, using the same child he hid from her as a bargaining chip. “Kneel until your knees bleed,” his mother ordered him. “For forty million dollars, you can crawl all the way to the moon.” Too late. The woman they treated worse than a dog is now the only person who can survive what’s coming. And she doesn’t need a single one of them. “Go home, Enzo. A child should not be used as a mop.”

In my past life, my husband and stepsister carved my bones to use for firewood, and burnt my flesh to eat as meat. They betrayed me. But the betrayal did not start there. And the betrayal was not just them killing me in desperation from their hunger and cold. Long before the apocalypse, long before I sat in a frozen cabin with them, long before I gave birth to my child… Long before I said ‘I do’. But I'm back now. It's 29 days before the frozen glacial, and I remember everything. I know their schemes, and I don't intend to let them get away with any of it.