Chapter 204
Preparations for the Counterattack
Chapter 204 Preparations for the Counterattack
Upon entering Buffalo Pass, the residents and new recruits of Woodbury were greatly surprised by the vast living space, the superior living environment, and the vibrant new life of the town.
Of course, even though these people are now Yellowstone residents, they still have to abide by Yellowstone's rules.
The process of isolation, questioning, and psychological testing is indispensable.
The crowd was taken away in waves, and Andrea waited until everyone had been taken away before leaving.
As Huangshi's boss, Caesar would stay with the new residents and say things from time to time to improve their perception of him and build rapport, hoping to gain their trust.
The two walked back to the stone house together.
"Oi, you really shouldn't have come with me today," Caesar said with a hint of helplessness.
Hearing this, Andrea retorted angrily, "What business is it of yours if I see my sister?"
Caesar shrugged. "That's how it is with young couples. I've been busy with the governor's affairs lately, so I haven't been back much. Amy misses me a lot."
Andrea felt a chill run down her spine, but forced herself not to roll her eyes.
She had no choice but to say, "Okay, okay, I'll leave after I finish eating, alright?"
Andrea didn't care about Caesar's thoughts; she just thought that Amy, having been alone in her room for a while, would definitely need the nourishment of love.
Seeing how sensible Andrea was, Caesar nodded in satisfaction and began to promise her a bright future: "If you do a good job, you'll definitely have a place in Yellowstone's upper echelons."
Hearing this, Andrea felt a little strange, as if—as if her former boss at the law firm had said something similar.
Back at the stone house, Amy's eyes lit up the moment she saw Caesar, and she screamed as she threw herself into his arms.
She buried her head in Caesar's chest, breathing in her man's familiar scent, and whispered, "I missed you so much~"
"I miss you too." Caesar handed the things in his hand to Andrea. Andrea looked at him resentfully, but still took the things.
Caesar embraced Amy and gently told her how much he missed her.
Amy nudged her head up before raising it. Just as she was about to say something, she suddenly saw Andrea beside her. Her pretty face flushed red. "Andrea, you're here too."
Andrea was speechless. She strode into the house, muttering, "You only care about your little lover, not me, your older sister."
Andrea's obvious neglect of her younger sister exuded a strong sense of jealousy.
Amy then released Caesar, helped him take off his coat, adjusted her eyebrows, gave him an apologetic look, and turned to chase after Andrea: "Oh dear, I'm so sorry."
Then came a series of sweet words, which warmed Andrea's heart and gradually dispelled her jealousy.
Amy actually knew that Andrea would be returning with Caesar today, but as soon as she saw Caesar, she completely forgot about Andrea.
After Amy calmed Andrea down, she gave Caesar a teasing smile, a smile that resembled that of a smug little fox, both mischievous and adorable.
Amy had already prepared dinner at home, with a table full of dishes; she had been busy all afternoon.
Caesar and Andrea were starving. When the bowls of food were placed in front of them, Amy said softly, "Eat up, you must be starving."
Caesar nodded, stuffing a few mouthfuls into his mouth as he recounted the events of the day.
To add drama, Caesar deliberately made the plot of teasing the governor more dramatic, which made Amy gasp in surprise.
Andrea, who was watching from the sidelines and knew everything, listened to the absurd and obviously fabricated story, her mind filled with black lines, but she chose to remain silent and eat her food with her head down.
Why not expose Caesar's lies?
What a joke! One is his own boss, and the other is his own sister, who is also a huge romantic.
Even if Caesar doesn't cause her trouble after she's exposed, Amy will definitely still stand by Caesar's side and say that Caesar did it to make her happy.
In the end, he became the clown.
It was because she foresaw this moment that Andrea chose to keep quiet.
Dinner ended in a pleasant atmosphere.
Before Caesar could say anything, Amy looked at Andrea with her big eyes and said, "Andrea, it's getting late, why don't you go back first?"
Andrea paused for a moment, realizing that Amy was trying to get rid of her. She sighed heavily and glared at Caesar.
Caesar felt innocent, as he had done nothing wrong.
But Andrea felt that Caesar had taken her sister away.
"Alright, alright." Andrea had no intention of cutting into the young couple's sweet time together, so she waved her hand and said, "I'm leaving now. Remember to come see me tomorrow."
"Ah, okay."
It was clear that Amy was very reluctant.
Yes, Amy had originally planned to spend a couple of days with Caesar without any shame and try out some new things.
Caesar touched his nose, suddenly feeling as if he had missed out on something that belonged to him, and a sense of loss welled up in his heart.
After Amy returned from dropping Andrea off, she smiled, ran a few steps forward, and then lunged forward.
Caesar instinctively supported Amy's rounded figure, worried that she might fall.
"Did you miss me?"
Caesar's voice was somewhat hoarse, yet it carried a restrained quality, as if he were suppressing something.
His gaze lingered on Amy, burning like fire, making Amy blush all over, especially her cheeks.
Amy placed her hand on Caesar's shoulder and pulled herself up, straightening her upper body.
Looking down at Caesar, Amy's eyes sparkled with intense desire.
Her bent neck, bathed in the flickering firelight of the fireplace, appeared as smooth and warm as jade.
Amy gently stroked Caesar's face with both hands, leaned close to his ear, and whispered, "Let's have a child."
Under the moonlight, by the fireplace, on the bed.
A wonderful night has passed.
A radiant Amy had already gone out to find Andrea; the two sisters hadn't seen each other for a long time.
Caesar soon went out as well, and he arrived at the town's parking lot.
A number of people were standing next to the parking lot, led by Hershel, with his youngest daughter, Beth, a girl as thin as a deer, standing beside him.
The moment Beth saw Caesar, her smile widened considerably.
Caesar didn't understand why Beth and Herschel were there.
He stepped forward and asked, "Herschel, what brings you here?"
Hershel glanced helplessly at Beth, clearly the problem stemmed from her, but Hershel didn't want to embarrass her daughter in public.
"There are more and more skilled workers in the planting area, so I don't need to do a lot of work myself anymore. They can come and ask me questions directly."
"I was thinking of going out and seeing the world. I've been stuck in the valley for too long. This is a perfect opportunity to go to the prison. I heard they're going to build an outpost there."
Upon hearing this, Caesar did not reveal that it was Beth who wanted to go out, or rather, it was Beth who wanted to go outside with Caesar.
Caesar explained, "I want to use the prison as an outpost to prepare for our later counterattack on Atlanta—"