Reborn In The Apocalypse: It Had Always Been You

Chapter 34: Troublesome Woman

However, the people behind them seemed to want to pick a fight with them. They also sped up to catch up with them. The woman who was shielded behind them kept shouting, “Hey! People in front, wait for us. Don’t you have any love for us?”

The zombies around them roared even louder.

Su Shanshan could not stand it. “Where did this foolish woman come from? Does she think that there are too few zombies?” she thought.

Someone beside the woman could not resist saying, “Miss, please keep your voice down. These zombies are following your voice.”

The woman shouted unhappily, “What do you mean by that? You can’t even eliminate these zombies. Why did my father spend money to invite you here? You’re so useless. You even want me to run with you. No, I can’t run anymore. Carry me.”

The person she pointed at was the young man who had just spoken. His face sank, but he resigned himself to his fate and carried the young missy on his back as he ran.

Arriving at the antique street, Su Shanshan stopped in her tracks. She pulled Gu Zhao with one hand and Fei Lan with the other towards a small alley on the side. She leaped to the second floor of the small building beside her. Gu Zhao followed closely behind. What surprised her the most was that Fei Lan actually jumped up as well.

He smiled shyly. “I used to play basketball, so I’m pretty good at jumping.”

Su Shanshan nodded. That saved her the trouble of trying to find a way to yank him.

After they came up, the group of people behind them followed suit and went up to the second floor. The two parties looked at each other. The other party was obviously a little embarrassed. After all, they were the ones who attracted so many zombies. After their young missy said those things, they still shamelessly tagged along with Su Shanshan and company. They knew they were in the wrong.

Su Shanshan glanced at them but did not mind. On the other hand, the lady opposite her was unhappy. She looked at Su Shanshan’s beautiful face and a hint of jealousy flashed across her eyes. She rushed up to her and said, “I asked you to wait for me just now. Why didn’t you listen?”

Su Shanshan gave her a strange look. “Who are you?” She was asking the woman who she thought she was and why she should listen to her.

However, this lady was so smug that she did not understand what Su Shanshan meant. Instead she said arrogantly, “I’m Liu Zhixi from the Liu family of City A.”

She lifted her chin, waiting for Su Shanshan to fawn over her.

Hearing that, Su Shanshan glanced at her. She was from the Liu Family, which was destroyed by zombies as soon as the apocalypse happened in her previous life. This young lady should be the only survivor of the Liu Family now.

“What does that have to do with me? Move aside, you’re blocking me,” Su Shanshan said coldly.

Liu Zhixi did not expect the woman to ignore her after she gave her name. She was about to lose her temper when an older man walked away from the bodyguards. He said, “Miss Liu, you should be quiet for a while. If the zombies are lured here, we’ll all be finished.”

Liu Zhixi’s face darkened, but she was afraid of zombies. She glared at the man and said, “You’re all useless. When we go back this time, I’ll make Daddy replace you.”

The older man sighed deeply and bowed to Su Shanshan. “Sorry to disturb you.”

Fei Lan looked at him sympathetically and said, “It’s not easy for you guys either. It’s not easy to serve such a big missy, right?”

The middle-aged man, Cao Yunjin, glanced at Liu Zhixi cautiously. Seeing that she did not notice them, he heaved a sigh of relief. The wrinkles on his face seemed to have increased. It was obvious that this lady had caused a lot of trouble along the way.

Su Shanshan glanced at Gu Zhao, who had his head lowered as he cleaned his dagger. She approached him furtively and asked, “Gu Zhao, what sort of status does the Liu family have in City A?”

Gu Zhao stiffened. “Not worth mentioning.”

Su Shanshan nodded knowingly and left his side.

Gu Zhao continued to wipe the dagger, but his eyes seemed unfocused.