Infected
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Zombies, I never believed in them. They were the villains of pointless novels. But as I stare at the rotting carcass of a man before me, I had to face the reality that they were in fact real. A decade ago, when the dead started coming back to life. People were terrified and didn't know who or what to believe. Some blamed the government, some even blamed God.
I'd like to believe that I could trust people, even in extreme circumstances like this but hungry dogs are never loyal. My name is Alana Anderson and I'm immune to the zombie virus. It sounds even more ridiculous when I say it out loud. Sadly, Immunity isn't what everyone paints it to be. Ten teenagers including myself were given the cure to the zombie virus, what we do with that power is entirely up to us now.
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