9: In this life, I'm going to make you die in that rented room first!

The manager happened to walk over cheerfully, "Blood-spitting price, 20% off!"

Si Nan held up the Black Gold Card and smiled happily at the manager, "Deal! But I've just done such a big business with you, Manager, I wonder what you can give me within your capabilities?"

"Hahaha, easy, easy, I'll give you everything I can. Miss Si, do you have anything specific in mind?" The manager laughed heartily.

So, Si Nan picked out the most expensive machines and appliances within the manager's gift range. After leaving the delivery address, she left the store and immediately took them to the second-hand market to sell.

She exchanged them for over a hundred thousand yuan in hoarding funds. Passing a five-star hotel, an idea sparked, and she happily used the money to order 300 tables of delicious food for herself.

On the other side, Luo Sen, who was on a business trip, looked at the consumption information popping up on his phone. He stretched out his distinctively jointed fingers to count the zeros, and his thin lips twitched fiercely: "Spent over 2 million in one go? Hmm, not bad, quite good at spending money."

He smiled with peerless grace, completely unaware of how doting his expression was.

When hungry, Si Nan would just eat a little, dedicating all her time to frantic shopping: bagged rice, flour, dried noodles, vermicelli, various coarse grains, and miscellaneous grains—she just blindly loaded them into the car.

Who knew when food could be grown after the apocalypse arrived? If she didn't hoard now, when would she?

As it got dark, she drove to a large rural farm. She ordered a total of 10,000 native chickens, native ducks, native geese, native pigs, native cattle, native sheep, and eggs, along with 1,000 boxes of eggs. They were to be processed cleanly, vacuum-packed, and delivered within a week.

To avoid suspicion, she drove back to her neighborhood and rented the most inconspicuous yet very large warehouse 1,000 meters away from her villa complex.

"Girl, although my warehouse is a bit remote, its value lies in being big, hidden, and clean. It's most suitable for a company warehouse.

And there are surveillance cameras nearby, guaranteed safety."

The shriveled, big-eared male landlord kept praising it, only mentioning its advantages and none of its shortcomings. It hadn't been rented out for three years, and when opened, it smelled musty. She didn't know what it had been used for before, and there was still some trash piled in the corner.

Si Nan pointed at the pile of trash and said, "Is this what you call clean?"

"Uh, I'll clean that out in a bit. The rent isn't much, just 2,000 per month. If you rent for half a year or more, I'll give you a 10% discount. For two years, I'll take a loss and charge 1,500 per month."

"No choice, the company needs a warehouse temporarily, and only allowed me to rent for one month. If you don't want to rent, I'll ask the one next door?" Si Nan pointed at the locked warehouse door next door, her tone resolute.

"Alright, one month it is. 2,000, not a penny less. Money in hand, keys in hand." The old man, of course, agreed, earning 2,000 was better than nothing.

Even for one month, Si Nan followed the rules, immediately signed a lease agreement with the landlord, and gave the man 2,000 yuan.

After getting the keys, Si Nan immediately sent the specific delivery address to several ordered merchants, and also changed the delayed delivery addresses for the instant noodles and water buckets ordered online to this location.

She spent an entire afternoon specifically receiving goods.

After she finished modifying the delivery addresses, the landlord had just finished cleaning the trash in the warehouse. As he left, he looked at the young and beautiful Si Nan, feeling a bit reluctant.

Unfortunately, it was the peak time for nightlife, and there were still people chatting and laughing on the road, so he dared not act recklessly.

Moreover, if he dared to act recklessly, Si Nan would immediately take him down and could even turn around and give him a beating.

Si Nan locked the double-insured warehouse door and drove her small car back to Luo Sen's house. As soon as she got out of the car, before she could even enter, her new phone rang frantically. She saw it was Xia Mi.

Connecting: "You brat, where have you been? I sent you six WeChat messages in a row and you didn't reply. Hurry up and get over here to unload. The weather forecast says the first wave of strong cold air is coming. A dozen trucks of thick coats will arrive at 9 o'clock. These goods weren't supposed to be unloaded by us, but the other two part-time unloaders aren't in the city, so we two have to step in. Hurry up and come."

Xia Mi rattled on like she had swallowed bullets. By the time she finished yelling, Si Nan's ears were almost deaf.

Si Nan looked at the name Xia Mi, her emotions mixed. Xia Mi was her only university classmate in A City, and their relationship was quite good.

At this time, Xia Mi didn't know Gao Ming yet. In her previous life, after the apocalypse came, zombies first broke out in Xia Mi's rental house, and she couldn't go back. Si Nan naturally brought her back to her own rental house.

Later, when she painstakingly returned to her own villa, she brought Xia Mi along, thinking that the sisterhood they had built over many years would remain unchanged even in the apocalypse.

Who would have thought that on the first night they were back in the rental house, she and Gao Ming hit it off? At the time, she didn't think much of it, assuming everyone was friends, and since they all lived in the same house, there wouldn't be any hanky-panky.

Actually, that scum Gao Ming had taken a fancy to the slender and charming Xia Mi at first sight, and Xia Mi, being a Severe 'Looks-First' Type, also fell for Gao Ming at first sight.

So, while she was asleep, Xia Mi secretly slipped into Gao Ming's room, which accelerated one of the reasons why she died so quickly, just one month after the zombies broke out.

Because Gao Ming and his group didn't know her background, Xia Mi knew some things. Xia Mi knew that her parents were both executives, that she had another house, and a considerable amount of compensation, but she didn't know what kind of house it was or the exact amount of compensation.

This also made Gao Ming hate her even more. On the surface, he treated her as always, but inwardly, the murderous intent had already been set even before they returned to the villa.

"Xia Mi? Xia Mi!" Si Nan repeated the name twice, her face already cold, "In this life, I want you to die in the rental house first."

Of course, she couldn't be more eager to unload goods, because today she was going to start planning: emptying the invincible large warehouse of Century Department Store before the apocalypse, plus the supplies she had hoarded this month, would mean a beautiful life for her after the apocalypse.

Speeding all the way, she parked her car in the furthest corner of the Century Department Store parking lot to avoid being discovered by Xia Mi. Otherwise, Xia Mi would definitely badger her with questions and even insist on sending her back to the rental house.

She was dreaming!

As for those who harmed her in her previous life, Si Nan would not let a single one of them off.

Xia Mi saw many large band-aids on Si Nan's hand and mockingly asked with concern, "Oh dear, did you accidentally cut your hand again? Does it hurt? It'll hurt even more when we move goods, can you handle it? I'm getting more and more curious, just how handsome is your Boyfriend? To make a top student like you willing to cook for him. I really want to meet him."

"You'll have a chance." Si Nan smiled coldly and waved her hand. She had just remembered on the way that she hadn't brought the handwritten backup phone book; it was still in the rental house she shared with Gao Ming.

After the zombie outbreak, Gao Ming would definitely try every means to find her. Perhaps he wouldn't even wait for the zombie outbreak, because that cheap man had already set his sights on the satellite phone in her hand yesterday—it was a pretense artifact he had always dreamed of.