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“What are you talking about?” Gabriel asked confused. “I just got here…I thought we were safe.” Max shook her head and sat down on the table. “We got in contact with someone…a lieutenant.” Max explained. Gabriel sat down and listened to every word. Max recounted everything that had happened since he ran off. She told him about the radio and Lieutenant Gressette giving his orders and where they needed to go. As he listened Gabriel nodded and frowned, thinking everything through. “Okay…so we have a limited amount of time to get this vaccine out of the city…and to a specific

My mind was a little jumbled. I was with Kimberly, walking with her into the mall and just trying to keep myself calm. What was I supposed to do next? Was I supposed to try and act like a girl? What do girls normally do in malls? Don’t they shop and stuff? Do they just stand around and talk? Isn’t that boring? I didn’t know what to do or say. Kimberly smiled at my anxiety and poked my arm. “You okay?” She asked. “I’m a little confused.” I admitted. “What should I do?” “Whatever you want.” Kimberly said. “We’re here to try and help you figure out who you a

Simon adjusted his glasses as he peered out the window.  Even though he had just got his glasses a few days ago, they didn't fit very well.  He saw David return to his apartment with two girls.  Ever since David had moved in a week previous, every time Simon saw him, he was with a new girl.  Simon couldn't help but worry about David.  He sort of had a motherly feeling for him. Motherly? Simon shook his head.  Why did he think that? His mind was getting fuzzier and fuzzier.  He would often say or think strange things.  Not only his mind was weird, but his body was acting up as well.  Not necessarily in a bad way. He was in his late fifties.

Getting out of the hospital proved to be quite easy. There were only one or two zombies between them and the way out, mostly because any others were probably busy upstairs with the Doctor...it was best not to think about that too much. Gabriel was in the lead with Max right behind him. They stayed silent most of the way, occasionally telling the other to hurry. When they made it to the exit, Gabriel pushed open the doors and entered the sunbaked street, which was littered with abandoned cars and and the occasional dead body. "What's our next move, Gabriel?" Max asked. "I beg your pardon?" Gabriel responded, turning back to her. Max indicated

I stood in front of the bathroom mirror, naked and looking at my body. It had been two days since dad had told me everything he’d been keeping from me, and yet it felt more like it had only been an hour ago. I gazed at myself, trying to come to terms with the fact that this body was permanent. The devils or witches, or whatever they had been that provided dad with the means to do this, had told him that they could do nothing to fix me. Despite this, in the deepest parts of my mind, I prayed for a miracle…something that could make me a boy again. However, those hopes could do nothing against the fear I felt. I calmly put on a bra

"And the winner," Jack called out to the crowded room, "for the third week in a row, is TheWilter, aka Walter! Go ahead and pick your prize." A round of applause filled the room. Thomas threw his controller down. "You only win every time because you play video games all day. What a sad life." Walter gave Thomas a sneer. "What a sad line coming from the loser." Jack sighed and shot the two a look; they grudgingly quieted down. It was obvious certain people didn't get along well. In the beginning, Jack tried to force the kids to become friends, but it took way too much effort. Now, if they argued too much, he kicked them out. Jack eyed the

I got up from the table as Sapphire began to clean it off. I walked to the den and turned off the TV and I stretched my tired muscles. I was still exhausted from all that had been going on, and I needed more time to rest. However, I knew that I wouldn’t get any…because leaving Sapphire alone in a house with modern technology was not a very good idea. I heard movement and turned to see that Sapphire had walked into the room and she was smiling, brushing back her hair. Upon seeing me, she dropped down to her knees and bowed low. “What is your wish, my Master?” She asked. I groaned and shook my head. “Do we have

“Good morning, Master!” I rolled over, trying to block out the voice. “Master, it is time to awaken, now.” “Go away.” I grumbled sleepily, hoping that she’d just leave me alone. I buried my face in my pillow. I suddenly felt a weight fall on the mattress next to me. A pair of soft hands touched my shoulder and shook me gently. “Master, I must insist you awaken immediately!” She whispered kindly. “The sun has risen, and you must go to school, correct?” I finally turned and looked at the girl kneeling next to me. She was young and beautiful. Her skin was tan and her hair was b

“Hey, save your stories for later, Tamil!” Michelle called out as she walked past them, carrying a stack of firewood. The sun was setting and she looked ready to start the fire. Tamil stood up and smiled. “Abraham, would you give me hand to fireplace?” Tamil asked. “I cannot find my way.” Abraham started to get up but then felt Katie stir on his chest. “Um…what about her?” Abraham asked. Tamil chuckled. “I almost forgot!” “What should I do?” Abraham asked. “Pray perhaps?” Tamil suggested. “Seems like a good idea.” “Look, just