Back to the Doomsday: Taking My Sister Away from Our Unfair Family

I wrote the delivery address as the bunker. Even if someone knew there were supplies here, they wouldn't be able to get in, so I wasn't worried.

After buying all these things, there wasn't much money left.

But I still bought two stun batons, a lot of books paid in weight, and various movies and TV shows to pass the time.

Otherwise, long periods of confinement would drive anyone crazy.

Every day, I was either transporting supplies or organizing and cleaning the bunker.

From the moment I woke up in the morning, I'd be busy until midnight when I finally returned home.

Apart from Cynthia, no one really paid attention to me, especially Audrey. After she noticed that I often came home late at night, she stopped cooking for me altogether.

Every time I came home, only Cynthia would still be waiting for me. She'd bring me the leftovers she had saved for me, and as I looked at the sweat on her face, I silently counted down the days in my mind.

Soon, the day before the extreme heat was due to arrive came.

I waited until Gary and the others were asleep, then took Cynthia and left home. I thought I'd need to spend some time explaining things to Cynthia, but to my surprise, she didn't say anything. She just picked up her only doll and followed me.

It took a long time, but we finally reached the bunker. Once inside, I immediately locked the door behind us. Compared to the outside, it was much cooler inside, and it didn't feel hot even without air conditioning.

Cynthia looked around the clean and tidy bunker and then sat on the bed. "Bella, I thought it was strange when you said you didn't want to go to school. I figured you probably weren't going to work either and that you were hiding something from me. Can you tell me now?"

I nodded and told her everything about my rebirth.

Cynthia was calmer than I expected. Eating her ice cream, she tilted her head and asked, "Bella, why didn't you bring our parents with us?"