Surviving the Apocalypse with my Multiplier System novel Chapter 60

Anna worked quickly and diligently, doing her best to treat Rayne as quickly as possible. Everyone present understood Julian’s feelings for the girl lying on the bed.

Noah didn’t realize earlier, due to the blood and debris covering Rayne, but now that her face was wiped clean, he discovered that it was Rayne Weston!

He wanted to ask his boss why she was camping out there of all places, and how he knew she was there! Looking over at Julian’s tense expression, he decided to probe him another time. What mattered now was getting Rayne out of life-threatening danger.

Anna worked hard into the next morning. The clock on the wall read that it was already past 6 a.m.

Anna finally placed her stethoscope down and looked at Julian. "Boss, she’s finally stabilized. I won’t sugarcoat it; I’m very shocked that she made it."

Julian clenched his hand into a fist upon hearing her words. However, he was ultimately happy that Rayne had made it through the most difficult part.

"Thank you, Anna. You’ve worked so hard... let me know if there’s something you want as compensation," Julian thanked her.

Anna took off her latex gloves and shook her head, smiling. "There’s no need for all of this, boss. I’m a doctor, and it’s my duty to help. I’ll relax for a little bit first, then come back for periodic check-ups, so you can rest easy."

Julian nodded. "Thank you."

He observed Rayne for a few more minutes before he got up to take a shower and get some rest.

On his way to his room, he ran into Ian, who was holding a large box of random items.

"Oh hey, boss, I was able to scavenge a few items from her camper. Mainly some clothes and smaller items. Where should I place the box?" he asked.

Julian looked at Ian with a grateful expression. "Thank you, Ian. I can place it in my room for now. Once she wakes up, I’ll let her choose one of the empty rooms." He then reached out and grabbed the box from Ian, carrying it into his room.

The situation outside was quickly getting worse and worse. Many survivors who had lost their homes in the city were now dealing with the winds and rain from the hurricane, many getting swept away.

This time, the people living in rural areas were also included in the disaster. Many roofs and even whole houses were swept away, exposing the concrete foundations.

Luckily, most houses in the suburbs and rural areas had basements, giving families a place to hide from the storm.

Ella’s family was currently in this exact predicament. They had been happily living in their countryside ’farm’ home, feeling like they had avoided the bulk of the disaster from the previous earthquakes. But once the wind and rain came with the hurricane, their house was one of the first to have its roof swept away.