Chapter 2 Substitute Bride
On the day of the wedding, Kylie insisted on leaving before me and demanded a larger wedding gift.
John and Mandy, naturally, agreed without hesitation. Not only that, but they even planned to accompany her as part of the bridal entourage.
Kylie’s wedding gift consisted of several trackands of supplies. They were food, water, and even generators. It was practically an entire supermarket’s worth of goods.
As for mine, they were merely a few blankets and a stack of cash, all useless in the apocalypse. They explained they didn’t know what I’d like, sathey gave me money to buy whatever 1 wanted.
The wereserpents arrived to escort me with an inessive fleet of luxury cars, whereas the wertigers, carefree and rough around the edges showed up on a single motorcycle
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Chapter 2 Substitute Bride
On the day of the wedding, Kylie insisted on leaving before me and demanded a larger wedding gift.
John and Mandy, naturally, agreed without hesitation. Not only that, but they even planned to accompany her as part of the bridal entourage.
Kylie’s wedding gift consisted of several truckloads of supplies. They were food, water, and even generators. It was practically an entire supermarket’s worth of goods.
As for mine, they were merely a few blankets and a stack of cash, all useless in the apocalypse. They explained they didn’t know what I’d like, so they gave me money to buy whatever I
wanted.
The wereserpents arrived to escort me with an impressive fleet of luxury cars, whereas the weretigers, carefree and rough around the edges, showed up on a single motorcycle.
Kylie’s long wedding dress trailed behind her, barely fitting on the bike. The excess fabric even ran the risk of getting caught in the wheels.
Meanwhile, I sat comfortably in a high–end car, untouched by wind or rain.
Kylie complained to John and Mandy, “Why didn’t you tell Sheila to tone down her wedding? She is making me look bad on purpose!”
John and Mandy coaxed her, “Just endure it for now. Once the apocalypse hits, everyone will think you’re their savior. You’ll be living the high life when the time comes.”
With no other choice, Kylie gritted her teeth, cut off the excess fabric from her wedding dress, and climbed onto the motorcycle.
While the three of them headed to the weretiger tribe, I sipped champagne in my air- conditioned car and enjoyed smooth jazz.
I shall let them play their little games.
Little did they know, Luke was ill–tempered, unkempt, and constantly picking fights. Whenever things didn’t go his way, he would take his frustrations out on his wife.
The weretigers were strong, but they were simple–minded. They were quick to anger and slow to think. Living with Luke was like walking on thin ice. I never knew when the next blow might
come.
As for the idea of establishing a refuge during the apocalypse, that had been my idea. But to protect Luke’s fragile ego, I let the world believe it was his.
Since I never found love with him, I had tried to bring my family into the refuge, only to
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People were unpredictable.
This time, they would pay for their foolishness and greed.
Just as the rumors had said, Gavin was strikingly handsome, impeccably dressed, and absurdly wealthy. His fortune was so vast that it felt endless.
After spending some time together on our honeymoon, our relationship quickly deepened. As the days ticked down to the apocalypse, I finally decided to speak to Gavin about my plans.
“Let’s buy a few castles,” I suggested. “Then, we can connect them through underground tunnels, move a supermarket inside, and install power generators and water pumps.
Gavin looked puzzled. I knew if I told him a zombie outbreak was coming, he wouldn’t believe me. So I made up an excuse.
“I want to start a business. You’ll support me, won’t you, babe?”
Gavin was a generous and indulgent man. Spoiling his wife was no issue when he had money to burn.
But all of this–the castles and the supplies–wasn’t the real key to surviving the apocalypse The true solution lay in the wereserpents themselves.
“Babe, can you spit venom?” I asked.
Gavin thought I was frightened by a recent news report about a wereserpent poisoning his wife for insurance money and hurriedly reassured me, “Don’t worry. I’ll have my venomous fangs removed in a few days. I’d never hurt you.
I stopped him at once. “Absolutely not. Your venom will be very useful.”
