Chapter 27 “Ding, you killed a Mutant Human*1 and earned 5 Points p> Liang Yuan paused on the stairs and glanced back at the corridor. “Is Li Zhiqiang considered a Mutant Human? Did he eat Mutant Fish p> Liang Yuan was surprised. He had never understood the difference between Mutant

Chapter 500 Ashes and Sparks The fire at Stone Villa hadn’t spread far-neighbors had called it in quickly, and both firefighters and police had arrived within minutes. The flames were soon extinguished, but part of the villa was destroyed beyond repair. For now, it was uninhabitable. The moment Natalie thought

Chapter 478 “Well

Prologue Dear reader, Life is a road. Whether we travel it skipping and singing or dragging our feet, we all have a journey to make. Us ordinary people navigate our own way through the maze of junctions and turnings to where we want to be. Some of us get lost

A few hours later, Leo and I walked hand in hand through the hospital until we reached the room labelled “Luca Romano’. He grinned widely as he saw us through the window and started wiggling his legs like an excited child. Seeing the colour was back in his cheeks and

I woke in the soft sheets of my bed, slowly opening my eyes to see Max and Milly sat at my feet. “Hey,” Milly said softly, reaching for my hand. I furrowed my eyes in confusion and looked down at the pillow as I tried to make sense of everything.

Leo pushed Andrea off him and he slumped down onto the floor, his eyes wide open at the night sky and his limbs as still as the air. He didn’t blink. His chest didn’t rise and fall in breath. There was no beating of a heart inside his ribcage. Leo

I was dragged away from the flames by two of the men, they squeezed me tight and held my wrists and ankles but there were no stakes anymore. My children were safe and I was unphased by their guns and threats. They weren’t going to kill me. But Andrea would.

“Do you hear that?” I whispered, snapping my eyes to Milly. It’d been silent hours. The children thankfully had all gone to sleep and Milly and I were in too much anxiety to speak. But now the muffled clanging of metal had crept up on us. “It sounds like somebody

Leo’s POV Blair and I leapt behind our truck, ducking low, as another round of machine-gun fire was sent our way. We breathed heavily pressing our backs against the armoured metal. The bombs laid on the roads and around the border had all been detonated by the first fleet of