Snippet #1980924

Emery
Her forest green eyes focused on the military soldiers on the other side of the glass dome that covered the entire city and your thinking how come she doesn’t just shot through it it’s only glass right. Yeah, you think our government is that stupid? The soldiers didn’t bother to look at her, as if she was a homeless person begging for money and you just roll your window up as you’re sitting in your car and look straight ahead. They ignored the town completely as if there was nothing there. She let out a frustrated breath. It had only been two weeks since the virus took hold off the city. Everyone mostly stayed hidden now, of course if they weren’t already dead or infected. She turned around to face the city her back turned to the soldiers now as she looked straight ahead searching the main street of the city, which looked more like a ghost town that had burned down years ago. “It’s too quiet” she mumbled to herself as she started walking into the downtown part of the city which was probably the stupidest thing she could do, but in all honesty she didn’t have fear. She had killed a few of the infected, and she would do it again if she had to. She was going to do whatever she had to do to survive. “Hey princess shouldn’t be out here alone.” She stood frozen as she looked at the only man she really feared. The red bumps covering his skin and dried blood crusted around his eyes. Dried crimson blood covered his cloths no doubt the blood of others he had killed. “Dad” she whispered as her breathing picked up a bit. She hadn’t seen him in close to three weeks having not been home when the outbreak happened they had been separated which she was grateful for. She reached for her gun “What are you going to do with that…shot me” he smirked darkly. She held it with two hands as she pointed it at his head. “don’t…come any closer!” she yelled. He may have been abusive and a horrible excuse for a father, but he was still her dad.