Drobabes
Sweet'n'Sour
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"I had thought people like that only existed in movies."
And I thought evil only existed in books...
Her arm pulled him a little closer for a moment and she kissed the top of his head again. For a moment she was very quiet, just breathing softly and staring out the window. When she did speak up, she sounded a little distant.
"I wish she had been able to do something for you before she got fired.
...I wonder if she made it through? I would have liked to meet her someday."
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"I did everything right and still ended up like this."
Delvins anger had slowly dissolved away as he sat there listening, replaced by a bitter sadness for the man. He was reminded once again of why he had stepped away from Christianity as a whole as he walked along his own path in life. Not for the first time, he thought to himself that if there was some ultimate being, then it didn't hold the same moral values that people wanted to force on it. Perhaps it didn't even hold any values at all.
He put his head in his hand and continued to listen, and when Robert said "I'd say you've gotten more than one experience with unusual zombies like us", his eyes shot open and he came to the bars. What did he mean by that? More than one? As far as he knew, Raphael was the only other one that he had encountered, unless...
He was interrupted from that train of thought as Robert suddenly stood, prompting him to put his hands on the bars and try to look where he was looking, his body pumping itself up with anger again as he got ready to fight whoever came through that door. However, when he saw who it was, he turned back around and went and sat on the bed once more.
He watched the two quietly as they broke down together, his heart aching for the both of them, but his mind also racing with his own thoughts. It was a difficult place to be, and while he wanted to offer some sort of comfort to the two, he couldn't think of anything to say. He wanted desperately to help them get out, but what could he do from behind his own barred door?
He could ask the women if she could try to get the key, but from what she had already just attempted to do, they might kill her for it. And if Robert tried to break himself free once he was stronger, they would probably use her to make him stop.
"Genevieve..."
He came and stood near the bars.
"They're using you to keep him under control, aren't they?"
He crossed his arms and looked at the door, trying to think for a moment.
"If you can get into my room, I have a set of car keys in my backpack. If you can get out of here, use my car to leave, then Robert could break out without having to worry about them going after you. There is a town south of here, about six hours drive, called Huckery. The military went through and cleared it of any infected, so it's pretty safe. You could wait there."
He paused for a moment, trying to think. As much as he hated to do it, he might have to take Roberts suggestion and kiss the preachers ass.
"You can tell the guards or whoever that I requested my guitar, that I want forgiveness for my sins and I'll spend my time down here contemplating my evil thoughts as I play. Or you can tell them something else, but don't try to sneak the keys. If they catch you, they might just kill you. Or worse..."
And I thought evil only existed in books...
Her arm pulled him a little closer for a moment and she kissed the top of his head again. For a moment she was very quiet, just breathing softly and staring out the window. When she did speak up, she sounded a little distant.
"I wish she had been able to do something for you before she got fired.
...I wonder if she made it through? I would have liked to meet her someday."
___ ___
"I did everything right and still ended up like this."
Delvins anger had slowly dissolved away as he sat there listening, replaced by a bitter sadness for the man. He was reminded once again of why he had stepped away from Christianity as a whole as he walked along his own path in life. Not for the first time, he thought to himself that if there was some ultimate being, then it didn't hold the same moral values that people wanted to force on it. Perhaps it didn't even hold any values at all.
He put his head in his hand and continued to listen, and when Robert said "I'd say you've gotten more than one experience with unusual zombies like us", his eyes shot open and he came to the bars. What did he mean by that? More than one? As far as he knew, Raphael was the only other one that he had encountered, unless...
He was interrupted from that train of thought as Robert suddenly stood, prompting him to put his hands on the bars and try to look where he was looking, his body pumping itself up with anger again as he got ready to fight whoever came through that door. However, when he saw who it was, he turned back around and went and sat on the bed once more.
He watched the two quietly as they broke down together, his heart aching for the both of them, but his mind also racing with his own thoughts. It was a difficult place to be, and while he wanted to offer some sort of comfort to the two, he couldn't think of anything to say. He wanted desperately to help them get out, but what could he do from behind his own barred door?
He could ask the women if she could try to get the key, but from what she had already just attempted to do, they might kill her for it. And if Robert tried to break himself free once he was stronger, they would probably use her to make him stop.
"Genevieve..."
He came and stood near the bars.
"They're using you to keep him under control, aren't they?"
He crossed his arms and looked at the door, trying to think for a moment.
"If you can get into my room, I have a set of car keys in my backpack. If you can get out of here, use my car to leave, then Robert could break out without having to worry about them going after you. There is a town south of here, about six hours drive, called Huckery. The military went through and cleared it of any infected, so it's pretty safe. You could wait there."
He paused for a moment, trying to think. As much as he hated to do it, he might have to take Roberts suggestion and kiss the preachers ass.
"You can tell the guards or whoever that I requested my guitar, that I want forgiveness for my sins and I'll spend my time down here contemplating my evil thoughts as I play. Or you can tell them something else, but don't try to sneak the keys. If they catch you, they might just kill you. Or worse..."