Chapter 139
Soon, they got to the supermarket in the development zone.
There were a lot of zombies near the entrance, most of them dressed in what looked like normal residents’ clothes, while quite a few were heavily armored in thick layers
Clearly, these were the locals who had once occupied this area after the apocalypse hit, but it hadn’t ended well.
It would be considered lucky if one out of ten people made it out.
As soon as Hayley’s vehicle arrived, the wandering zombies swarmed toward them.
Hayley waved at Leonard. He pressed a button, and a turret rose from the armored vehicle, blasting the zombies below with a violent, precise strike.
Griffin watched the scene from inside the vehicle, seeing the zombies reduced to ashes in moments.
“Wow! Captain Gorgeous, your car is insane! Where’d you get it?”
“Not now. Go check things out outside. Most of the zombies had been cleared,” Hayley said.
Griffin raised an eyebrow. “Alright, then.”
He stepped out empty-handed to scout the area.
The remaining scattered zombies ignored him entirely. He walked straight to the supermarket entrance, then waved at Hayley to signal it was clear inside.
Leonard saw this and whispered, “Boss, who exactly is he?”
“He has a special body. Zombies don’t bite him.”
Leonard’s eyes lit up. Looking at Griffin differently, he understood why Hayley wanted him on the team. This was definitely a
rare talent.
But Leonard also felt wary. This guy didn’t seem trustworthy, and he definitely didn’t appear to have good intentions.
“Let’s move,” Hayley said.
“Got it.”
Leonard grabbed his weapon and led the dogs out.
The dogs worked in small groups and took down the few remaining zombies, while Leonard finished oft the rest.
Hayley walked through the cleared path as if it were deserted, making her way to the supermarket door
She stopped at the entrance and looked inside.
It was pitch black.
“How’s it looking?”
“The door’s locked, but…” Griffin grinned and pulled out a blank white card. “I can get it open “1
He crouched by the door, fiddling with the lock, and in no time, the heavy doors clicked open right in front of Hayley
“Am I useful or what?” Griffin asked proudly, grinning at her.
“Good job. Go check inside.”
Hayley shoved him in with a kick.
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She noticed something about this guy: his loyalty was stubbornly low and hard to raise, but it also didn’t drop.
No matter how rough she treated him, his already pitiful loyalty to her never fell further.
In fact, Griffin seemed to thrive under her harsh treatment. If she spoke nicely to him, he would take advantage of her. Hit him, and he followed her instructions like the gospel, acting completely devoted.
Hayley could never figure out what was going on in his head. Bottom line, he wasn’t a normal person.
But on the other hand, if he were normal, he wouldn’t have been capable of all the insarre, destructive stuff he pulled off in her past life.
“I’m on it,” Griffin said, dashing into the supermarket.
Hayley left two dogs at the door and, with Leonard and the remaining dogs, calmly observed the supermarket’s first floor.
The building had three floors. Beyond the supermarket itself, there were attached shops for clothing and snacks.
In front of Hayley was a vacant area that had once been a clothing sales section.
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Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland’s breathtaking cold.

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