Flu
“A damp, blood-stained cloth rested in his hand. He was leaning back, blowing out some air as if suddenly able to relax. His face was clean, and Karen could make out his furrowed brow, again. "Doesn't look like you've been cut, or anything," she said, smiling. Pat looked at her with no expression. "It was trying to bite me," he said. "Did you see that?" If she were completely honest, she had been terrified that he had been bitten. She had completed a first aid course recently, in pre...paration for some youth work in her church. She knew from the training that a bite would be one of the worst ways for infection to spread. He would have almost certainly become infected, were that thing to have sunk its teeth into him. A part of her realised, then, just how much she depended on the man on the sofa opposite her. Even though he was stubborn. She reckoned he didn't believe what those things were capable of, that his theories on them had been proved all wrong from this most recent encounter.MoreLess
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