Reborn with Nothing but My Farm and Vengeance in the Apocalypse novel Chapter 389

Chapter 389: Chapter 389: Sacrificing His Daughter

After the two brothers had settled on a plan, they began moving the supplies from the living room of Apartment 1601, trip after trip.

The sound of the handcart’s wheels and the opening and closing of the door echoed through the hallway. After several trips back and forth, they finally finished moving everything.

Once the supplies were moved, the two men returned to the bedroom.

Inside, the five members of the Lawson family were still bound on the floor like corpses, some lying down, others sitting up.

Drake Lowell pushed the handcart over to Yvonne York. He bent down, pulled her up, and tossed her onto the cart.

Then he pushed the cart over to Gregory Lawson, lifted him up, and threw him on as well.

The two brothers had figured it out long ago: in Yvonne York’s eyes, her son, Gregory Lawson, was the most important thing.

They decided to keep Gregory alive for now, using him to threaten Yvonne and make her willingly serve the three brothers. After a few days, once Yvonne had accepted her fate, they would quietly dispose of Gregory.

Watching Drake Lowell push Yvonne York and Gregory Lawson out of the room and close the bedroom door, Mason Lawson suddenly had a realization—’These two robbers aren’t what they claim to be!’

’They just moved so many supplies! They’re definitely not going to let my family go!’

A sense of crisis instantly swept over him. Mason Lawson began to cry out "Mmmph! Mmmph!" again, struggling and convulsing wildly.

Seeing this, Titus Lowell let out a vicious, cold smirk.

Titus walked over to Mason, squatted down, grabbed his arm, and with a powerful yank, dragged him to the window like a dead dog.

Then, Titus went to the corner and dragged Joyce Lawson and her grandmother over as well.

Titus saw that Joyce’s grandmother had passed out, so he paid her no mind. Instead, he reached up and ripped the duct tape off the mouths of Joyce and Mason.

Under the nervous gazes of the father and daughter, Titus clicked his tongue. Then he spoke. "Alright, since the old hag has passed out, that just leaves the two of you..."

"If you two have any last words, hurry up and say them. Don’t say I’m not merciful, not giving you a chance to leave a final statement. Tsk, if I hadn’t found religion after the Cataclysm, I wouldn’t be soft-hearted enough to waste this time on you!"

’Last words?!’

Understanding the meaning behind Titus Lowell’s words, Mason Lawson shuddered violently. His eyes widened as he stammered, "No... don’t... You... you clearly promised before that you’d let us live..."

The more Mason spoke, the more desperate he became. He squirmed over to Titus’s feet, looked up with pleading eyes, and said, "We’ve already given you all our money, all our supplies, even my wife... I’m begging you, just let us live!..."

By the end, his voice was choked with sobs, and tears of despair streamed down his cheeks, dripping onto the floor one by one.

However, Titus Lowell merely gave him a cold glance, the corners of his mouth turning up in a cruel smile.

He said in a low voice, "Nothing to say, huh? Then I’ll just send you on your way..."

With that, Titus reached up and unlocked the security lock on the window, preparing to throw the three of them—grandmother, father, and daughter—out.

Seeing this, Mason Lawson’s face went deathly pale. He cried out, "No! Don’t—"

He squirmed forward and bit down on Titus’s pant leg, sobbing uncontrollably as he pleaded, "I don’t want to die! I’m begging you, spare me! As long as you let me live, I’ll do anything you want!..."

Titus kicked Mason away impatiently and frowned. "Shut up! And stay put! If I throw you out, it’ll take two minutes for you to meet your maker. You won’t suffer much. But if you dare cause a scene, I’ll chop off your arms and legs! I’ll let you be tortured to death!"

At these words, Mason flinched in terror, his body recoiling so sharply that he bumped right into Joyce Lawson behind him.

When he saw Joyce, his eyes lit up as if he had just seen his savior.

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