Chapter 69: The Bugs Made Us Do It! Not Actually Us... Right!? (R-18) — Part 3.

Evelise’s eyes rolled back, her mouth falling open in a silent scream as Sid’s cock hit a particularly sensitive spot inside her. Her hips jerked wildly, driving him even deeper.

" Yes...right there... don’t stop! "

She cried out, her fingers digging into Sid’s back. Sid obliged, his thrusts became erratic, his breathing ragged as he chased his release. Evelise’s body tensed, her legs wrapping around Sid’s waist as she clung to him desperately.

"Yes... yes... I’m gonna... AH!"

With a final, powerful thrust, Sid buried himself to the hilt inside Evelise. His cock pulsed and throbbed as he came violently, filling her with his hot cum. Evelise screamed in ecstasy, her own orgasm crashing over her like a tidal wave. Her pussy convulsed and clamped down on Sid’s spurting cock, milking him for every last drop.

As their climaxes subsided, the remaining bugs scattered away from their sweat soaked bodies. Suddenly, there was a loud crack, and the bed collapsed beneath them with a deafening crash. They tumbled to the floor in a tangled heap of limbs and sheets.

For a long moment, neither of them moved, both too shocked and embarrassed to speak. Evelise’s face burned with humiliation as she felt Sid’s sticky release cooling against her skin. She tried to push herself up, but her arms shook with exhaustion and shame. Sid’s hands gently grasped her waist, steadying her. When he spoke, his voice was surprisingly soft and sincere.

"Are you hurt?"

He asked, his eyes searching hers with genuine concern. Evelise shook her head mutely, unable to meet his gaze. She felt a sudden urge to cry, overwhelmed by the surreal events of the past few minutes. Sid sat up slowly, keeping a supportive hand on her back.

"Hey."

He murmured, tilting her chin up with his finger until she had no choice but to look at him.

"It’s okay. We’re both alright. The pest are gone now..."

His thumb brushed lightly across her temple, wiping away a bead of sweat, lingering for a heartbeat longer than necessary.

For a long, quiet moment, the two of them simply lay there, the echo of chaos slowly fading into the cabin. Evelise blinked, her chest rising and falling steadily, but the tension in her posture remained. Then, with a sharp inhale, she sat up and shook her head, forcing the composure she had reclaimed back into her body.

"This... this was just an incident..."

She said firmly, crossing her arms as she glared at Sid.

"It wasn’t us. We didn’t do anything. We were both clothed, and it was just the bugs. Nothing else happened."

Her ears flicked irritably as she scanned the ruined bed and scattered debris.

"It’s all the pests’ fault, not ours. Got it?"

Sid, still sitting on the floor, blinked at her and rubbed the back of his neck awkwardly.

"Uh... yeah. Sure. Totally the bugs’ fault. Not... you know, anything else."

He cleared his throat, muttering to himself.

"Man, why is my body... working like this? I mean, what the hell? Last time, nothing happened..."

His voice trailed off as he tried to rationalize his awkward reaction. Evelise snapped her head toward him, her red eyes narrowing sharply.

"Don’t even start thinking about that right now!"

She said, stamping a foot and shivering as her gaze swept the cabin.

"Look at this mess! The bed is destroyed, the room is crawling with pests, and it’s completely unlivable! We can’t stay like this— it’s a disaster!"

[SYSTEM MESSAGE!]

[- You triggered a new feature: "Side Missions." ]

[- Side Missions contain various tasks based on the requester’s needs and personality.]

Sid blinked in shock as the glowing message popped up.

"What the—? It just triggered because she is yelling? Are you serious right now?"

His muttering ended when Evelise shouted again, her ears flicking with irritation and anxiety.

"And don’t just stand there! If we’re going to survive here, we need a proper plan. This cabin is a hazard right now, and I don’t care whose fault it is— it needs to be fixed. Every corner. Every piece of furniture. Every bug!"

[SIDE MISSION ACQUIRED!]

[Evelise’s Request – "A Place to Call Home"]

[Objective: Help Evelise rebuild and make the rotten cabin livable again.]

"A place to call home, my ass... So zombie girls can give personal requests now? Dammit!"

Evelise caught his annoyance.

"Are you cursing me in your mind?! Look everywhere, human! We need to rebuild this! There’s debris, dust, hanging vines everywhere and the furniture is rotting too! And pests— pests are everywhere!"

[Task 1: Clean the Cabin Interior]

[Objective: Remove debris, dust, pests, vines, and broken furniture to make space for rebuilding.]

Sid sighed and rolled up his sleeves, glancing at the glowing quest window still floating in his vision.

"Clean the cabin interior... Sure, why not? Out of all the post apocalypse jobs, I’ve become a damn janitor."

He picked up a broken broom from the corner, shaking off the cobwebs and dust before starting to sweep the floor. Every movement stirred up more dirt than it removed, and the smell of rot made him wrinkle his nose.

Meanwhile, Evelise stood in the middle of the room, arms crossed, chin raised like a queen inspecting her servant’s work.

"You missed that spot, human! And that table— throw it out, it’s disgusting! Look at this chair, it’s practically falling apart. Trash it too!"

She barked, pointing from one corner to another as if commanding an army. Every time Sid finished one task, she found three more to complain about.

"Oh sure, your majesty."

Sid muttered under his breath, hauling a chunk of broken wood toward the door.

"Maybe after this, I’ll polish your imaginary throne too."

Evelise’s ear twitched, and she spun toward him with a glare sharp enough to cut.

"What was that?"

"Nothing! Just admiring your leadership skills."

Her suspicious eyes lingered for a moment, but she decided to move on.

"Then stop admiring and get that spider web up there!"

She pointed toward a thick web that clung high above the shelves, glimmering faintly in the sunlight. He stretched his arms, but even at full height, he couldn’t reach.

"Nope. Not happening. Even with my height advantage, that’s a lost cause."