"Doc, are you sure he'll live? His behavior is almost savage!"
"Be quiet--grab me the defibrillator--we are losing him!"
"Clear!"
The screams of death weren't lacking at our hospital--especially not today. Who would've known a newly discovered radioactive species of bird had enough potential to make people go savage?
I scribble down my last notes in a list.
1. Don't get bit
2. Don't touch the birds
3. Patients will start acting savage only towards humans
P.S. Bites turn you near instantly without proper aid.
If it wasnt obvious--I'm bitten. Aid only reduces the time by 1-2 hours. Just enough time to write this down and shoot myself in the skull. Ending it all.
I load the chamber of my Colt Python and raise it to my skull. I have nothing to lose.
BLAM!
YOU ARE READING
The Little Things
TerrorBloodshed. Red like roses, blossoming in the cool air. Sticky like ink. Traumatic almost. Pain. Pain could be sharp like knives, pulsated like a spiked blade, deadly like a zombie. In a world where we normalize such inhumanity, Lucas Miller has devo...
