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“It was such a horrible experience to helplessly watch someone die. Unfortunately, it wasn’t the first time he had to do so. He was getting very tired of it.”

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“Traffic was congested in both directions due to the recent destruction of the bridges and the many abandoned cars, which left fewer options for those still trying desperately to flee the city and finding themselves unable to go anywhere. The vehicle occupants were easy pickings for the increasing number of infected on the roadway.”

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“Guilt was written all over his face. He could see it in his reflection.”

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“His survival had to come, first, before he could even think to help anyone else. That’s just how it had to be.”

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“As far as they were concerned, big changes were coming on the horizon. The virus was playing a huge role in that. They had to see the full picture. This was about their ultimate survival.”

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“Some of the slow zombies nearby noticed the door open and began rushing toward them, as fast as they could. They did not run, but they were moving fast enough to be a threat.”

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“He took the time to carefully aim for the first few and hit each one dead on in the head. However, his gunfire had sounded the dinner bell. More infected rushed around the building from the front. Others from blocks around reacted to the gunshots and started heading in their direction.”

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“In a matter of seconds, there were more than a dozen bodies piled on the street around him.”

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“Hope attracts chances.”

Hope Chances Attract

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“She covered her ears with her hands and prayed they would make it out of there alive, although she knew that possibility was slipping away the longer they stayed.”

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“His broken rib was stabbing into his side. The pain was torture, but he did not have time to think about it. He loaded a new magazine and continued shooting.”

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