The Zombie Next Door (2014)
“He was dying to write about it on his Web site too. Were those zombie sounds? Where had they come from? But Leo pretended nothing had happened. He wasn’t going to spread any more rumors about Mr. Smith.
When the boys returned for work the next day, there was still plenty to do. In fact, it seemed as if Mr. Smith hadn’t made any progress at all without them. The old man was dozing on his porch when they showed up.
That day, Chad scrubbed egg goo and veggie slime off the house. Leo painted over t...he graffiti on the chicken coop.
Over the next couple of days, they picked up all the litter in the yard and hauled it away to the trash cans in the alley. They revived what plants they could in the garden and tied the limp vines onto stakes. Leo rode his bike to the hardware store to pick up a new pane of glass for Mr. Smith’s window.
Mr. Smith barely helped at all. He seemed to be either dozing on his porch or playing his squeaky violin. Leo tried to look on the bright side. The screeching music made it easier not to think about zombie sounds.MoreLess
When the boys returned for work the next day, there was still plenty to do. In fact, it seemed as if Mr. Smith hadn’t made any progress at all without them. The old man was dozing on his porch when they showed up.
That day, Chad scrubbed egg goo and veggie slime off the house. Leo painted over t...he graffiti on the chicken coop.
Over the next couple of days, they picked up all the litter in the yard and hauled it away to the trash cans in the alley. They revived what plants they could in the garden and tied the limp vines onto stakes. Leo rode his bike to the hardware store to pick up a new pane of glass for Mr. Smith’s window.
Mr. Smith barely helped at all. He seemed to be either dozing on his porch or playing his squeaky violin. Leo tried to look on the bright side. The screeching music made it easier not to think about zombie sounds.MoreLess
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