Open Roads
“Holly searched the cabin for the children. When she returned to the living room, concern spread across her face.
"Not here?" Will asked, speaking of the children.
Holly wiped at her eyes and shook her head.
"Son of a bitch," Will mumbled.
The sound of marching thundered on the front porch, and the Empties banged on the door. Over and over, they slammed their decrepit hands against the front of the cabin, clogging Will’s ability to think.
“We can’t stay here,” Holly said.
“I know,” Will said. He... ran his hands through his hair, gripping it tight. “Maybe we can get out the back door, and have a clear shot to the car with—” Will stopped himself, realizing what he was suggesting. “We can’t leave,” Charlie said. “There could be others.”
The banging continued on the front of the cabin, and there were now creatures banging on the windows.
“I know, I know,” Will said. He looked at Charlie and said, “You got any ideas?” An orange glow appeared at the front of the cabin.MoreLess
"Not here?" Will asked, speaking of the children.
Holly wiped at her eyes and shook her head.
"Son of a bitch," Will mumbled.
The sound of marching thundered on the front porch, and the Empties banged on the door. Over and over, they slammed their decrepit hands against the front of the cabin, clogging Will’s ability to think.
“We can’t stay here,” Holly said.
“I know,” Will said. He... ran his hands through his hair, gripping it tight. “Maybe we can get out the back door, and have a clear shot to the car with—” Will stopped himself, realizing what he was suggesting. “We can’t leave,” Charlie said. “There could be others.”
The banging continued on the front of the cabin, and there were now creatures banging on the windows.
“I know, I know,” Will said. He looked at Charlie and said, “You got any ideas?” An orange glow appeared at the front of the cabin.MoreLess
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