After Surviving the Apocalypse, I Built a City in Another World novel Chapter 819

While the goblins were resting, the administrative team had finalized the tunnel routes the goblins would build from the mines back to the Village.

For the tunnels, the plan was to start digging from the gate abutting the mountains. The excess soil would be picked up by human workers and placed elsewhere, ideally within the territory.

However, that plan had to be pushed aside in favor of the tunnels within the territory. They just planned the routes so they could avoid an implosion of soil or something from digging too much.

They had also determined the locations of the underground cisterns, tanks, abodes, and other facilities they might need to handle the upcoming disasters.

To do this quickly, they even hired hundreds of hard labor to help out despite the number of Prisoners of War already in the territory.

As for the underground constructions, for now they decided to create communal ones, particularly under the plaza (expanded post-war by Alterra) in front of the Village center.

Alterra claimed that the Extreme Heat was likely to happen within a week or two and they had to hurry up, and hopefully the hundreds of goblins would be able to help out fast enough.

Juni borrowed the newspaper to reread the article about Vismont. The newspaper was placed in the 2nd floor meeting room and was not to be taken out, but she noticed that it lacked a page. Specifically, it was the page with the Wedding news.

Her pretty eyebrows furrowed and she looked at Benny. "Who had the paper before I did?"

"It was Vanessa."

"Ah, thank you," she said, placing the newspaper back on its stand and going away.

She looked around to find her prospective sister-in-law, finding out she was just at her house.

Now, she and Victor had not known each other for a long time, and what she was doing could be said to be overreaching.

What was happening to them was basically a whirlwind romance. However, they were both adults who had experienced a lot in life so they trusted in their own instincts—they believed that they knew what they were doing.

However, Vanessa was obviously a non-believer of that. Juni understood this sentiment and she knew why the woman would not feel comfortable with her at all. However, it was also because of their relationship that she felt the need to keep the girl from straying.

She headed to the team abode in the central community, and she found her reading in the living room with a dark face. She was alone right now, and was not even in her station—the clinic.

The former actress thought for a bit about how to handle it before she walked forward. "Vanessa, that’s not supposed to be outside the meeting room," she said, sounding gentle and non-confrontational.

"It’s just entertainment news, it’s nothing," the other woman said, about to put it in her space. Juni was quick and took it back, making the other woman’s eyes sharpen as she looked at her.

Juni did not bulge. Instead, she looked at the other girl in the eye. "I had heard of your… fixation to Garan, a happily married man."

"It’s none of your business."

"I’m advising you as someone who cares, it’s time to get rid of those wishful thoughts. You’re so young and beautiful, you could have any other—single—man you want."

Unsurprisingly, this made the woman snap instead.

"Who do you think you are?" Vanessa asked, tone rising. "Don’t think my brother likes you you’re my sister-in-law. I have the final say in my family!"

Translation: Pander to me instead of acting like you’re above me.

Juni was not shaken. "Your brother will agree with me."

Vanessa’s tone wasn’t good as she said this, and there were hints of resentment. _{freeweɓnøvel.com}