Undead Encounters
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cure.” I shouted to them.
“Sir, please back up and don't come any closer.” They answered.
“I need the damn medicine.” I was getting angry and Carol kept inching forward.
“Sir, calm down and back away.”
“Stay there, Carol! I'll handle this. You just stay put.”
As soon as I let go of her leash and walked towards the guards, she took off towards them.
“Sir, I told you to back away. Why did you bring a zombie here?”
“Aw, she ain’t hurtin’ no one. I need the damn medicine. Do you understand?” I said, as I got closer to them.
Suddenly, they aim their guns at her head and pull the trigger. Carol goes limp instantly. Their aim was spot on. They killed her.
“What the hell is wrong with you?” I scream. “I put up with her for ten years. Dammit, Carol! I told you to stay put. You never listen to me!" I scream at her lifeless body. Both men stare at me like I’m crazy.
“That’s it! I wanna see Obama right now! You’re infringing on my rights. You just shot my wife, dammit. All I wanted was the damn medicine.” I shouted.
“Obama is not here, sir.”
“Aw, bullshit! You get him right now!”
The next thing I knew, they had me by the arms and were dragging me inside the gate. They placed me into a holding cell. That’s when I noticed some pretty blond haired woman sitting on the other side of the cell. She was eating beef jerky out of a bag.
“Hey there, lady! My name is John. I’m a widower and a Leo. These pricks just shot my wife but she was a zombie. Not much help for her anyway. Say, what’s your name?”
She didn’t say anything back but she held out her bag of jerky and offered to share. I decided that maybe this conspiracy wasn’t so bad after all.
“Don’t mind if I do. I love me some jerky.”
The Stranger
“You are lovely,” he whispered.
“You are trying to win me with flattery,” she giggled.
The man was unusually tall with dark brown eyes and black hair. He was enchanting. She met him outside of the local pub.
“Oh, I do not have to try to win anything. I can just take what I want,” he replied. With these words, she became startled. The man could see her fear begin to grow.
“Why, what ever do you mean?” She asked.
With a slight smile, he inched forward and with this step, she moved backwards. His smile grew bigger.
“Well?” She asked.
As soon as the word was audible, his mouth was at her throat. Terrified, she started to scream. The man placed his free hand around her neck and began to squeeze.
“Shhhh…” he started. “You musn’t make a sound. Otherwise, we will be discovered. You don’t want that do you?”
Frozen, her pupils grew bigger and her voice silenced itself. The man loosened his grip around her neck and began running his hand down her side. He was gentle and appropriate, cautious never to touch her in a place that an unwed couple shouldn’t. He believed in being a gentleman, even in the worst of situations, and this was a bad situation.
“This isn’t going to hurt much. I promise,” he whispered into her ear. “You musn’t scream. It will only make things worse.”
So, the tall man wrapped his left arm around her waist and proceeded to lean her back, delicately, as if they were dancing. With his other hand, he swept her long, curly hair away from her shoulders and lowered his face toward the hollow of her neck. She shivered with the touch of his cold breath. He quickly kissed her skin and traced his lips toward her mouth. With an easy motion, their lips converged. In that instant, the woman closed her eyes and her body relaxed. As soon as this happened, the man opened his mouth and two fangs appeared, glistening in the dark. In one swift motion, his mouth was around her throat, his fangs deep in her skin.
The beautiful woman whimpered in response. So, he relented, only for a moment. Raising his head, little drops of blood from his fangs landed gracefully on her dress.
“Now look what you’ve done,” he said. “You’ve made me soil your dress. One moment longer, I shall be on my way, but only if you’re quiet,” he finished.
After only a minute, he released his grip and wiped his mouth, wearing a look of satisfaction.
“I do hope you had a good time. I’ve quite enjoyed myself,” he said.
Staring into her eyes, he smiled briefly. “I do wish that you could remember me. Too bad things have to be the way that they are. You’ll forget me in only a moment’s time, but you, you I will remember for a lifetime.”
With a tip of his hat, he was around the corner and on his way. The woman was left standing on the dark street in her fancy dress, alone. The very moment the man rounded the corner, another stranger appeared.
“My dear, what are you doing out here so late and alone?” He asked. “I do not know,” she answered.
“You don’t know? Was that a man turning down the alley? Who was that man?” He asked.
“I do not know. A stranger. Yes, a stranger, I suppose.”
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