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"We haven't been waiting that long yet." On-jo responded
"How do you think we have to wait? Do you think we should wait until we die?" Nam-ra said
"No. I'm saying let's wait as long as we can. There's no way we can get out right now, anyway."
"It's probably because it's nighttime. I'm sure somebody will come in the morning, maybe. There are a lot of choppers flying around. Let's just wait until tomorrow, and we'll see." Su-hyeok added.
We all nodded as Joon-yeong gasped, pinch his nose with his shirt, then walked towards the recording room where the disgusting smell was.
ᴡɪᴛʜ ꜱᴏ-ᴊᴜ!:
"What do you mean? You're leaving first for a personal matter? How could a firefighter say something like this during a crisis?" The assemblywoman complained
"I'll take any punishment when this is over. I'll resign if I have to." So-ju responded
"Listen. Do you intend to leave all these people and go by yourself? You'll abandon your sick colleague and leave a kid in charge?" The assemblywoman shouted which made his co-worker look down as she described him as a kid
"A kid? He's not a kid. He's a firefighter." So-ju responded back
The assembly woman sighs as she stands up and walked towards So-ju and said "Fine. I made a mistake. Please accept my apologies. I didn't mean to offend you. But this isn't just about you."
"My daughter is at school...but I can't reach her. I know she's waiting for me." So-ju said, earning another sigh from the assemblywoman.
"I need to go. I'm sorry." So-ju added
"Stop. Wait. Let me tell you something." The assemblywoman said as she walked towards the big window.
"His apartment is right there. If he says he needs to go save his mother, do I let him go? And she lives right over there." She said as she pointed in another direction.
"She has a husband and children. Is it the right thing to do to let her leave? Knowing they'll all die if they go out?" She added
"I'll go even if I'll die. That's exactly why I'm saying this." So-ju responded
"You're a firefighter. I'm a politician. Do you know when it's the hardest for people like us? Right now. Because we have to save the most people, not the people most precious to us." The assemblywoman said
So-ju exhales heavily as he looked at the other people who was already staring at them.
░▒▓█ 𝐈𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐛𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐦 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐥𝐥 █▓▒░
"Oh, damn! Wash up!" Mi-jin complained at Joon-seong
"Do you know where the juniors are?" Ha-ri asked.
"No, I don't know everyone's zombies. It's not like they'd stay with their class." Mi-jin responded as she plays with a lighter.
"Stop that. You're driving me up the wall." Ha-ri complains at the sound of the lighter clicking.
"It's dark now, right? Let's go." As she stands up.
"Let's just go tomorrow. It's too dark to see anything out there. We won't see the zombies coming." Joon-seong said as he sighs heavily.
"Before you said we should go at night, so the zombies don't see us." Mi-jin responded
"People change their minds all the time, all right?" Joon-seong responded back.
"Shut up and get up already!" Mi-jin shouted
"No, I'm not going."
"I swear to... Just forget it. Hey. Grab your arrows and follow me." Mi-jin said at Ha-ri and Min-jae
"Shut up and sit down." Ha-ri responded bluntly
"That fucker. Spoken like an athlete." Mi-jin mumbled as she looked at her
"What?"
"Doing nothing is your specialty. All you do is shoot arrows, and you're gonna go to college and make a bunch of money, You're life's easy, so all you know how to do is sit on your ass and wait."
"Who says shooting arrows gets you into college?"
"Doesn't it?"
"You're so fucking ignorant. Be quiet already. You don't know anything."
"Fuck you." Mi-jin responded as she walks towards Ha-ri
"Hey. How'd you know? Hey. How'd you know I was ignorant? Huh? Is it on Facebook?" As she flicks Ha-ri's forehead every time she asks Ha-ri a question
