A Good Soldier: Licking Our Wounds (Ch. 40)
The situation was not as dire as it appeared when I first stepped out of the RV. There were 10 zombies but it seemed like more because Cal and Heidi were … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: RV’ing (Ch. 39)
Before leaving, we decided to go to the other RV and give it a good search for more supplies and possibly weapons. We also wanted to make sure the couples … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: Morning Haze (Ch. 38)
Parker and I stayed outside for an hour or so more before heading into the RV and spreading out on the floor, too tired to care where we lay our … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: The Not So Lonesome Night (Ch.37)
I stepped away from Parker, wrestling with the wash of emotions that being with my old friend stirred up. The night was silent except for the soft voices of the … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: New Nightmares, Old Friends (Ch.36)
We retreated in the RV, locking everything up then covering the windows with towels and pulling the blinds down tightly. We didn’t use the electric lights opting for the dimmer … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: Glamping (Ch. 35)
Cal told Marco it was time to go. I thought the kid was going to stay put but he climbed over the seats out of the car and took … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: Over the Hill (Ch. 34)
Cal cursed me as I walked away and trampled a path through the wet bushes and muddy ground ignoring his words. The hill wasn’t overly tall but there was a … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: Dispersment (Ch.33)
It was all over except for the crying and there was no shortage of that as I huddled in the driver’s seat of an abandoned Honda Civic, wishing desperately … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: The Last Sunrise (Ch. 32)
The first steps were slow as my body groaned from the accident and lying in the cold all night. I went to Tony and looked down at his closed eyes, … Continue reading
A Good Soldier: Dawn (Ch.31)
Murmurs and the bone chilling cold through my back woke me a few hours later. The cave, this sanctuary, was going to be more dangerous than the zombies, starvation or … Continue reading
