My Reborn Apocalypse Begins with a Divorce novel Chapter 206

“Get out.” Ray opened the car door and gestured for Richard to get out.

Richard froze for a moment, clearly not expecting Ray to let him go so easily. Then he hurriedly bowed and scraped as he got out. “Thank you, thank you. I’ll remember your generosity for the rest of my–”

He never finished the sentence. A bloody hole suddenly burst open in the center of his forehead.

He stared blankly at Ray. In that instant, his eyes filled with venomous hatred–then the light went out. In the split second before dying, he was probably cursing Ray with everything he had.

Ray smiled faintly. How could he possibly have let Richard live?

“The Finley family estate… the Hope Camp.” He sighed softly. As his range of activity expanded, the world he came into contact with had grown dramatically as well.

In his previous life, how would he have known about places like these? How would he have known that people with superpower even existed?

He murmured, “Perhaps being ordinary isn’t a bad thing.”

Then he shook his head at once. “No. Being ordinary just means becoming meat on someone else’s chopping block. In the worl that we’re living in right now, it’s survival of the fittest. Without enough power to protect yourself, no one will hesitate to kill you. There will be no negotiation.”

These days, did killing even require a reason?”

Ray cleaned up the scene, took the fuel tanks, then drove away.

Because he’d been delayed here, he didn’t manage to clear every gas station as planned and instead turned back one stop early.

Sure enough, by the time he got home, the heavy fog was already gathering rapidly. Before long, visibility dropped to almost nothing.

y couldn’t help admiring his own good judgment.

he got home, the women were all waiting anxiously for his return.

their fates were completely bound to his. If Ray were to die out there, they’d be trapped here, and death would only be a matter of time. So more than anyone else, they wanted nothing more than to see him return safely.

They couldn’t help thinking, with all the supplies Ray had, did he really need to go out and work himself to the bone every day? He could just lie at home, play games with them, and enjoy life. That way, everyone would be happy.

Well… maybe Ray’s kidneys wouldn’t agree.

Once Ray was home, the women started cooking. Half an hour later, more than a dozen dishes were laid out on the table. Their meals were extraordinarily lavish–lavish even compared to before the apocalypse. After all, Ray had stockpiled roughly three billion dollars‘ worth of supplies, including plenty of rare ingredients, giving the women a perfect chance to show off their

skills.

In truth, they had nothing else to do. Cooking was a way to pass the time.

What humanity lacked most right now was time–and what it had in excess was also time.

Why lack time? Because without water or food, every moment was spent worrying about whether you’d starve or die of thirst tomorrow, making time priceless. But for people like Ray–the “rich“-there was simply too much time, so much that they had to rack their brains just to figure out how to kill it.

Chapter 206

That, in fact, was one of the reasons Ray wanted to go out once the fog lifted.

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In the same residential complex, two dark figures appeared at a window. From here, they had a clear view of Ray’s villa–though with the fog now thick and heavy, nothing could be seen.

“Let’s go. Inform the boss.”

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