Outage 5: the Change
“The additions of Joseph and Lana were welcome, but nerve-wracking at the same time. Tom found himself glancing over at Lana several times, as if the infant might disappear. Because of Maria's injury, Joseph continued carrying the baby, but Maria hovered close by. The natural worry of caring for a newborn was amplified by the situation they'd found themselves in. What would happen to the child when they got to the bunker? Tom's hope was that they'd make it safely, get through the night, and figu...re out a stable place for her. Hopefully she had living relatives, someone who could care for her.
Like the rest of the survivors', her life had been irrevocably changed.
In the grim daylight, Joseph looked even more disheveled than he'd looked in the car. His army green jacket was ripped in several places; strings of fabric hung from his gloves. His boots were tattered.
"How'd you get here, Joseph?" Tom asked.
"I came from my buddy's house across town," Joseph said, gesturing with his elbow. "I was with him Friday night when the storm started.MoreLess
Like the rest of the survivors', her life had been irrevocably changed.
In the grim daylight, Joseph looked even more disheveled than he'd looked in the car. His army green jacket was ripped in several places; strings of fabric hung from his gloves. His boots were tattered.
"How'd you get here, Joseph?" Tom asked.
"I came from my buddy's house across town," Joseph said, gesturing with his elbow. "I was with him Friday night when the storm started.MoreLess
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