We Lost The Summer

In a desolate world where the living coexist with the relentless undead, a small group of boys finds an unexpected haven within the confines of a barricaded shop. The once vibrant city now echoes with haunting moans and the shuffling of the undead, a stark reminder of the world they once knew.

Bound by the necessity to survive, these boys, disparate in backgrounds and personalities, form an unlikely alliance. Within the makeshift fortress of the shop, they seek refuge not only from the relentless pursuit of the undead but also from the harsh reality that surrounds them. In this dimly lit sanctuary, they discover that, amidst the chaos, shared memories and laughter become precious commodities, offering a respite from the pervasive despair.

As they navigate the treacherous post-apocalyptic landscape, the bond among the boys deepens. Their camaraderie becomes a source of strength, a flicker of humanity in a world dominated by darkness. The shop, with its barricaded windows and improvised defenses, becomes a symbol of defiance-a testament to the resilience of the human spirit against the encroaching shadows.

Through their shared struggles, the boys confront the harsh truth that survival demands the rewriting of life's rules. They adapt, learning to navigate the dangers that lurk outside and the internal conflicts that arise within. The post-apocalyptic nightmare forces them to mature beyond their years, as they grapple with loss, fear, and the harsh realities of a world that seems to have forgotten mercy.

This is a story that explores the strength found in unexpected alliances, the resilience of the human spirit when faced with adversity, and the profound changes one undergoes in the pursuit of survival. In the shadow of a world overrun by the undead, these boys carve out a fragile existence, holding onto the humanity that refuses to be extinguished.