Why?

He had been the one to raise her all along.

He had always felt guilty toward his daughter.

Liu Huamei had also developed a strong sense of justice.

Instead, they held her even tighter.

There was nothing to hide about that.

"What's so unusual about that?"

Her heart was dead.

Liu Weimin felt as though a knife were twisting in his heart.

He had only a dagger on him.

They held off Liu Weimin's charge.

He drove the blade straight into the man's neck.

His heart immediately began to pound.

He closed in on a man holding a machete at incredible speed.

It had almost become automatic.

They knew how to use knives.

It had already become muscle memory for him.

He quickly wrested the machete from the man's hand. The people around them seemed stirred into a bloodlust and charged together.

He instinctively avoided the vital areas.

Blood welled out.

He wanted to hold the blade to her neck to threaten Liu Weimin.

It struck one man squarely in the heart.

They charged at Liu Weimin.

He shielded Liu Huamei behind him.

Tears streamed down her face uncontrollably.

He fought as though he had no regard for his life.

Another man, unwilling to die, dodged aside.

Blood flowed from his calf.

He remained braced in the doorway.

But Liu Weimin's entire body stubbornly blocked the doorway.

"But I still held on to a sliver of hope."

But Liu Weimin's reckless fighting at the doorway stopped them.

She feared the people behind her would catch up.

There was no fear in her heart.

A zombie was knocked down.

But Liu Huamei had already run to the vehicle and climbed in.

Zombies occasionally appeared in front of the vehicle.

She sped all the way there and finally reached the wall.

She immediately contacted Li Yu, Liu Jianwen, and the others over the radio.

He had never corrected that habit.

He woke up.

A long blade.

Two zombies had already gathered below.

He quietly watched Liu Huamei speaking down below.

She said through her sobs.

Li Hongyuan was also on duty that day. He said they should wait until Li Yu arrived.

His eldest uncle, Liu Jianwen, followed behind him.

He wanted to hear what she had to say.

Let her in.

Li Yu refused.

He wore an expression that said this had nothing to do with them.

For a moment, she could not explain herself clearly.

"Then I'll go back to sleep."

She forced herself to calm down.

Everything she had been through that day seemed to have made her grow up all at once.

She quickly and accurately described what had happened.

Her eyes held a desperate plea.

Li Yu was the one who made the decisions.

He glanced at his eldest uncle beside him, who was so anxious after hearing her account that he was about to head down, and slowly offered him a cigarette.

He slowly exhaled.

It left no room for argument.

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