Hey, ich bin Sophia, alle nennen mich Sophie. Ich weiß etwas komisch beides eigentlich das selbe. So wie es aussieht werde ich bald meinen Mate kennen lernen. Ich kann jetzt schon sagen das ich das nicht will und dafür nicht bereit bin. Macht euch auf was gefasst es wird eine lange Fahrt. ❗Diese Geschichte habe ich mit 13 geschrieben also. Read at your own risk 🤷🏻‍♀️ Begin von dieser Geschichte: 7.8.2019 Ende von der Story: 25.1.2021

Short stories in both English, and German. Amuse yourself and be entranced by funny stories and dramatic endings. ::::: Kurzgeschichten auf English und Deutsch, leg dich hin und lass dich in die Geschichten einsinken. .... Just a fair warning, some of these stories are old, like old, old, and not up to current standards. Some are actually good, so just skip the ones you don't like, there's no reason to read them in any particular order. ..... I would also recommend reading the other short story collection, it's not actually that dark, just check the trigger warnings before reading, but it has much better, and more well written stories.

The third wave is looming, mere weeks away, but in the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, problems never come just one at a time. Season 2 of The Virus Within * * * * * Life isn't easy, and that's doubly true when you're a zombie surrounded by humans, a crazy redhead, and a far-too-curious scientist. Once you add in a long-lost sister and a Terror who doesn't know how to zombie, peace and quiet are the last things you'll find. Reports of a Nightstalker attack come mere weeks before the third wave is due, and Trinity is one of the few who have the necessary skills to take on such a zombie. Leaving her sister in the safety of the Stronghold, Trinity joins the rest of the group as they embark on a road trip to locate the feral creature before it can kill anyone else. Trouble looms on the horizon like a thunderstorm, and where there's thunder, there's lightning. You better pack your dish soap because the third wave isn't waiting for anyone. Cover designed by Marie Tilmant