Doomsday Revenge: Payback Time (Josie) novel Chapter 262

Chapter 262

“But we aren’t hitting Haven City just for supplies. We’re going there to level up,” Josie added. Since the guy was being straight with n decided to give him some real talk. “The weather is about to break. Supplies are secondary right now, especially the non–perishabis. like they’re going anywhere.”

“Boost your power first. Then go back for the loot. It’ll still be there.”

“Right now, it’s just the Undead, which is manageable. But once the Mutants wake up from hibernation, you’re dead ranked up.”

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“Thanks for the heads–up, Chief Quinn,” the man sighed, looking defeated. “We get it. We really do. But we don’t have thing of “We could grind until we drop and we’d still never catch up to you.”

“That’s exactly why we’re worried. Once it gets warm and the Mutants wake up, we won’t be able to get anywh

“We have to move now while they’re still asleep and grab whatever we can!”

“Knowing my boss, he’s probably going to piss you off plenty more times in the future. Might as well get the a actually managed a rare joke. “I know you aren’t exactly his biggest fan, Chief Quinn, but we’re neighbors. We other, right?”

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“We wouldn’t dream of getting in your way, Chief. We’re just hoping that when you’ve got a free minute, you could swing by our place. could just toss the supplies we’ve gathered into your Space and help us haul them back.”

“Of course, we won’t let Chief Quinn do all that heavy lifting for nothing. You’ll get your cut.”

“We’ll stick to the same split we agreed on. Sound good?”

Josie smiled. “Deal. Let’s do it.”

The tension she’d been carrying finally snapped. She felt light.

Now, they didn’t have to worry about a thing. They could just focus on the grind–killing Undead and leveling up.

The base’s team would handle all the manual labor. She’d walk away with sixty percent for doing basically nothing. What else could she wa

She was loving it.

Did the base mind the deal?

They had to be okay with it.

Without her, could they even haul that much loot back? No way in hell.

We’re talking a massive haul here.

Huge. Do you even get how big? We’re talking enough loot to fill a line of freight trains for over a decade.

You think they could haul all that back on their own? Yeah, right.

The transport costs alone would have eaten them alive.

That’s why teaming up with Josie was a steal–even if they coughed up half their haul as a “shipping fee,” they were still coming out way ahead

It was a classic win–win. There was no way Josie was saying no to that.

She still couldn’t stand Albert or his son, but she had to admit–their business etiquette wasn’t half bad.

She could live with it.

As long as the pay was right, who cared? Besides, in the long run, it was anyone’s guess who was really playing who

Josie pocketed her “bonus” and the gifts, tucked her hands behind her back, and strolled out like she didn’t have a care in the world.

The recent refugee mess hadn’t left much of a mark on the base. With the weather warming up, people were finally crawling out of their holes The impatient ones were already heading back to their old places, scrubbing floors and airing things out. They were desperate to ditch the underground life.

Sure, it was still chilly, but they were done. Absolutely done with living like rats in cramped, miserable bunkers

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