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

I was not sure what happened, but after staring at their phones for a while, Gary and Audrey suddenly decided not to leave.

They looked at the camera, one with a mocking tone, the other with insults.

"I carried you for nine months and gave birth to you, and this is how you repay me? You're heartless!

"We raised you for so many years. Even if we didn't send you to school, you shouldn't treat us like this!

"Let us in. Once the heat passes, we'll let you go back to school!"

But no matter what they said, I remained unmoved.

After all, I had begged them for many things throughout my life, but I had never received any compassion from them.

As the sun began to rise, their tone finally changed.

Feeling the temperature rise, they huddled desperately in the corner.

Audrey cried out, "Bella, please open the door. At least let us wait until nightfall. We promise we'll leave then. Just trust us this once, okay?"

Gary quickly echoed her. "Yes, yes, just until sunset."

Those words sounded all too familiar.

Back then, I had knelt on the ground, begging Gary not to force me to throw Cynthia out during the day, pleading with him not to kick me out as well.

I never expected that in this lifetime, the roles would be reversed.

I sighed, unable to bear watching this scene any longer. So, I chose to turn off the surveillance. After staying up all night, I decided it was time to get some sleep.

When I woke up, Cynthia had already opened the door.

I was startled and rushed over to see what had happened.

It turned out that Gary and Audrey had never left. They had died right at the door.

Cynthia's face was covered in tears as she cried uncontrollably. "Bella, our parents are already dead. Even if they wronged you in your past lives, you should forgive them now. I want to bury them. We can't just leave their bodies exposed here."

I sighed and took the shovel from Cynthia's hand. "Go inside and keep an eye on the surveillance. If anyone comes, call me."

Cynthia agreed, and I started dragging Audrey's body away. The corpse, severely dehydrated, was light, so it didn't take much effort.

But just as I walked a little further, I heard a loud bang.

Cynthia, with a cold expression, slowly closed the door with a sinister smile. "You can die too!"

I ran as fast as I could, trying to reach the bunker, but I was too late. The door slammed shut right in front of me, and I heard it lock.