Reborn with Nothing but My Farm and Vengeance in the Apocalypse novel Chapter 377

Chapter 377: Chapter 377

Melody Summers continued to ship out orders. As each one was sent, the massive pile of seafood on the deck gradually disappeared.

As she got to the last few orders, Melody Summers saw a name she’d rather not have seen—in the recipient field was none other than "Kylie Walsh."

Seeing the name, Melody snorted and said to Albus, "The Walshs are really something. Zara Walsh just went to prison a couple of days ago, and they’re still in the mood for seafood."

Because of Zara Walsh, Melody now felt disgusted just seeing the family’s name. Recalling how Kylie Walsh had condescendingly criticized her at the hotel, Melody immediately canceled the order without a second thought!

She relisted the two seafood orders Kylie had purchased and sold them to someone else.

After sending out the final order, Melody stretched and let out a long sigh. "Finally done. That was exhausting."

She and Albus cleaned the deck, and then she casually scrolled through her messages. She found that many people, drawn by her shop’s reputation, were inquiring about her seafood harvesting methods:

[User xxx: What part of the sea do you catch this seafood in? Is that your own ice-breaking equipment? We’re interested in seeking technical support from you. Could we add you as a contact to discuss this further?]

[User xxx: Are your delivery vehicles drones? Is that your own proprietary technology? Would you be interested in providing paid technical support? The price is negotiable.]

[User xxx: Shopkeeper... I could swear your delivery drone vanished into thin air! Is this some kind of optical camouflage black-ops tech?]

[User xxx: Hello, I’m from the Nimbus Hotel. Can we place a standing order for seafood? Our hotel is looking to purchase a large quantity, and the price is negotiable.]

[...]

Melody didn’t reply to the other messages; she wouldn’t be able to explain things anyway. She opened the chat with the person claiming to be from the Nimbus Hotel and responded:

[Yes, what is your required quantity? Just so you know, I can’t let you pick and choose the types of seafood. I send whatever I catch each day.]

’Shipping orders one by one is a hassle,’ Melody thought. ’If the Nimbus Hotel can take everything, that would be perfect...’

As soon as Melody sent her message, a reply came back almost instantly:

[I can’t believe you actually replied! Thank you so much! Our hotel needs about 880 pounds of seafood per day!]

Melody thought about it. 880 pounds a day shouldn’t be a problem. The two nets she’d hauled in today alone totaled more than 1,100 pounds, so she readily agreed.

After some negotiation, Melody and the Nimbus Hotel agreed that The Arcadia Shop would supply 880 pounds of seafood daily for a price of 12 million, with payments settled at the end of each day.

Melody did a quick calculation in her head. With this partnership, she would have a guaranteed monthly income of 360 million. She could use that to trade at the Odyssey Station and get more S Level Far Sea Secret Medicine for her family!

Her mood lifted at the thought. Just as she was about to put her phone away and start the boat for the return trip, another message popped up:

[User-NorthernBelle: Why did you cancel my order?!]

Melody frowned slightly. Confused, she clicked on the user’s profile and discovered that "NorthernBelle" was none other than Kylie Walsh, whose order she had just canceled.

Kylie seemed absolutely furious. Before Melody even had a chance to reply, a flood of messages came pouring in from her:

[User-NorthernBelle: Do you have any idea who I am? Let me tell you, no one who does business in Anworth has ever dared to cancel my order. You owe me an explanation, today!]

[User-NorthernBelle: If you don’t give me a good reason, you can forget about ever running your shop in Anworth again. I mean what I say.]

[User-NorthernBelle: Forget it, I don’t want to hear your excuses. Listening to you is a waste of my precious time. Just send me the seafood I ordered!]

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