When the Dead Walk Among Us.
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Last published Sun, Nov 10, 2013
The zombie epidemic was quick to come. Everyone dyeing and coming back as one of the living dead. Losing my mother took a lot out of me and it meant I was alone. I had to learn to survive without guidance or a companion. I learned to live in the forest outside of a town. Killing zombies everyday and trying to live for what? I don't know, until one day I come upon another survivor. Hunter is his name and he teaches me why I'm still alive. He makes all the bad things disappear. He is the one to finally give me everything I could ever want, a family. Even though it's a zombie apocalypse, I have something to finally live for.
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