Night Of The Dead

Introduction

The unbreakable trio. That's what everyone called them. Two guys and a female that were childhood friends. There was Daniel, which was usually the leveled friend of the three. If bad decisions were made, he'd voice his opinion & steer the group away from trouble. He's somewhat of a mediator, Nineteen going on twenty. he towered over most people, standing nearly as tall as an SUV. But surprisingly, the intimidating one was Stanley. Stanley is the brother of
Daniel, but was adopted as a child. He always had a wicked sense of humor and that's what scared people. That and his muscular brother. They wouldn't dare say a thing about him when either of them were around. Being adopted, Stanley sometimes didn't feel accepted, but Thanks to Daniel he'd fit in with just about anyone. He had an average height and a small build no matter how much he ate, due to fast metabolism. His dark humor matched that of Samantha's. She was short with dark hair that crept around the edge of one of her ears. She kept the other side cut low, so only a stubble grew there. She had a small frame like stanley, but possessed more muscle. She'd always laugh at the fact of being able to beat him in an arm wrestle with ease. But he'd always retort with a slick comment of Samantha's sexuality, knowing she was a lesbian. Only those two could joke about such personal matters. Daniel would always roll with laughter at their back and forward bickering.
Everyone called them the unbreakable trio because they were always together of course. They saw each other as family and treated each other like family. When you saw one, the other two weren't far behind. To some it was admirable. Daniel had a truck that they always rode around in. They did so on one October night, on somewhat of a camping trip. Stanley had been bugging them to go on a camping trip since they were mainly surrounded by woods. He pressured them into spending a night in the woods. Calling them names like "chicken" he finally got his wish. They drove down a road which seemed abandoned. What they saw next caught their attention swiftly.