Rise Of The Hoarder Chapter 71 Intervention

“Tch. You…” r

lissa was nearly speechless after our brief exchange. Apparently, her trump card, Daniel’s existence, did her no good.r

‘As expected. She hasn’t changed, still leeching off the authority of others…’ I thought to myself.r

I would be lying if I said that I wasn’t a little frightened of Daniel, or his existence within the Camp. I certainly hadn’t expected to et the two worst people I knew in my life in the sa place.r

‘Does this an… even more of my classmates are here?’ My mind rang.r

If that was the case, then that would be bad. I don’t think I would be able to control myself with so many targets for revenge in my line of sight.r

rely seeing this bitch was enough to send thoughts into my head. I didn’t want more distracting flies buzzing around .r

“Why are you here?” I asked, glaring at her.r

The sooner she left, the better. If possible, I would prefer she left before Ana’s group returned.r

‘I don’t want them to see another side of .’r

“That’s none of your business!” lissa spat back, refusing to accept a non-aggressive conversation.r.

Still, I needed her out of the room.r

“Are you looking for Ana? Is the Camp leader requesting to et with them?” I asked calmly.r

She appeared surprised by my questions. It would seem I hit the mark.r

“How do you know about all that In the first place? Why haven’t I seen you before? When did you get here?” lissa asked , not even bothering to give an answer to my question first.r

A smile ford on my face as I thought about the perfect response. Just in ti too.r

“That’s none of your business.”r

The instant she heard say this, lissa went into a fit of rage. I thought she would have developed so common sense by now, but I was wrong.r

She raised her two hands and began sending a flurry of assaults with her fist. It looked like her broken pride couldn’t endure any more of the insult and so she unconsciously resorted to violence in order to assert her dominance.r

‘Perfect!’ I grinned.r

>CREAKCOUGHSBOOOOOMMMM!!!< r

“I’ll ask you once again, lissa… and you’d do well to answer . Explain yourself!”r