The Undead World (Book 6): the Apocalypse Exile (War of the Undead)
“By twenty minutes after dawn, the sun was once again pounding down. The rays baked the red bricks and, with the dusty windows capturing the heat, the post office was as hot as a green house.
Grey and Jillybean were the last to stir. The rest sat up, smacking cotton-dry lips and began to scramble for water bottles and warm canteens. A number of the renegades, twenty three to be precise, felt an urgency and began scrambling for the bathrooms. The twenty three, as Neil was able to deduce later..., had two things in common: explosive diarrhea and they were the only ones who had bought Brad’s cold water on credit.
Soon the six stalls, evenly divided between the men’s and lady’s rooms were brimming with foulness causing the last woman in line, the sad and disfigured Melanie, to figure something else out before her bowels let go in a rush.
Melanie had been a slave in the River King’s kitchens; it was hot work and sometimes dangerous.MoreLess
Grey and Jillybean were the last to stir. The rest sat up, smacking cotton-dry lips and began to scramble for water bottles and warm canteens. A number of the renegades, twenty three to be precise, felt an urgency and began scrambling for the bathrooms. The twenty three, as Neil was able to deduce later..., had two things in common: explosive diarrhea and they were the only ones who had bought Brad’s cold water on credit.
Soon the six stalls, evenly divided between the men’s and lady’s rooms were brimming with foulness causing the last woman in line, the sad and disfigured Melanie, to figure something else out before her bowels let go in a rush.
Melanie had been a slave in the River King’s kitchens; it was hot work and sometimes dangerous.MoreLess
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