Z 2134
“When Jonah went down and the zombie swiped the machete away, Ana cringed. She thought that was it — her father was dead. But suddenly, he looked up and into the orb’s camera, grabbed it, and continued to bash it into the zombie’s skull until he finally stood, victorious.
The bar erupted into a nearly universal applause, but Ana was silent, burying herself in her long brown hair, which hid her emerald eyes.
She glared at the TV.
“I’m sorry,” said Michael, her best friend.
Michael half-smiled fro...m across the table, then set his warm hand on top of hers and gently squeezed. His smile was sympathetic, sewn on his mouth with a compassion no one else in the bar possessed.
As if to punctuate her thought, a group of guys at the bar traded a thundering round of high-fives.
“Jo-nah! Jo-nah!” they chanted, their cheers drifting through the smoky fog of the bar.
“Why did I let you talk me into coming here?” she whispered to Michael. “You know I hate this place.”
“I’m sorry.”MoreLess
The bar erupted into a nearly universal applause, but Ana was silent, burying herself in her long brown hair, which hid her emerald eyes.
She glared at the TV.
“I’m sorry,” said Michael, her best friend.
Michael half-smiled fro...m across the table, then set his warm hand on top of hers and gently squeezed. His smile was sympathetic, sewn on his mouth with a compassion no one else in the bar possessed.
As if to punctuate her thought, a group of guys at the bar traded a thundering round of high-fives.
“Jo-nah! Jo-nah!” they chanted, their cheers drifting through the smoky fog of the bar.
“Why did I let you talk me into coming here?” she whispered to Michael. “You know I hate this place.”
“I’m sorry.”MoreLess
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