The Walking Dead: Kinemortophobia

The Walking Dead: Kinemortophobia

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Feb 4, 2016
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Horror
"Kinemortophobia is often considered a joke where, in reality, it is a very real phobia. Kinemortophobics are terrified of zombies, or are afraid of turning into zombies." Sequel to; The Walking Dead: Missing (SHORT CHAPTERS!) This story contains two POV's, that may feature more at some point. If you get confused easily, I would recommend reading each chapter at a slower pace to reduce confusion. Thanks for reading!
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Clementine, 10 year young girl, who is being surrounded but unknown walking dead zombies, spreading everywhere throughout her neighborhood, her parents are out of vacation and is sick worried about them probably in danger cause of this havoc going on. The babysitter that is taking care of her sadly turn into one of the undead walkers due of fighting them back, and now she's walking around the house, looking for Clementine, but Clementine isnt in home, as she was hiding on her Treehouse. With this going on for days, she began trying to sneak in the house to get supplies for herself, but is caught by the walker, As Clementine didn't have nothing to defend herself....until then, suddenly someone came for her rescue, as it seems to be a boy, whom swings a bat he holds, killing here walker in her house....this boy seems to be almost exactly as Clementine's age, and also...he happens to be her neighbor, her first friend. So what happens next? Find out!!!

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