I'm the Villainess in the Apocalypse
The anticipated engagement party turns into a broken engagement announcement and a notice of expulsion from the house. In one day, Anna lost everything. She accidentally activated a space and took the business’ supplies for revenge. But who would have thought that natural disasters will come? The world is changing and resources become scarce. So, the style of painting changed. When other people are scrambling to find something to eat, Anna was still cooking at home. When other people are fighting for food, Anna was lying on her bed while snacking her favorite chips. When other people are working hard to get some water, Anna was lying on her bathtub comfortably. The relatives came to the door for help. Anna only looked at them coldly and spat out, "Scram!" Her ex fiancé also came, asking for reconciliation and love. Her new man kicked him out of the door and slammed it shut. He then looked at Anna with a pitiful look. "Wife, do you not want me anymore? I'm easy to raise." Anna looked at the puppy like man and pulled him closer with a smile on her face. . . . It was only later she realized that the puppy is actually a big bad wolf... But the goods couldn’t be returned! … Notes: the cover is an AI image. I only edited it a bit.
279. Breaking Through the Door
"Okay, okay, Kitty will also come tomorrow." Anna chuckled.
After saying a few more words, the two of them went their separate ways. It was not that far to the apartment from this road and Dylan watched Anna entered the apartment from the distance before he walked to the supermarket.
Most people were already resting at this time.
Because of the mandatory task, almost everyone was very tired because of shoveling snow. Those who lived in several stories high apartment was better because there were several people who worked together.
But those who lived in mansion area almost wanted to vomit blood.
They could only spend some contribution points to ask people to clean up the snow.
Why are they desperate?
Because they found out that the fine was a percentage of their contribution point and not a fixed amount. And for those who were rich, it was unacceptable to lose so many contributions points just because of the snow.