Zombie Town
“As I glanced all around, I suddenly remembered.
“The balcony!” I shouted. “Come on!”
I grabbed Karen’s hand and pulled her along until we found the balcony stairs. We stumbled up the steps to the very top.
Black velvet curtains covered the back wall.
Just curtains. No door.
Below us, the zombies moaned and wailed.
I spun around and peered down. I could see them lumbering toward the balcony stairs. Then they disappeared from sight.
A couple of seconds passed. Then I heard their footsteps. Heavy. Thudding. Climbing up the steps.
Karen yanked on my sleeve. “The projection booth!”
We scurried along the back wall to the little glass-fronted booth. I grabbed hold of the door handle and turned it.
The handle broke off.
I heard the zombies climbing. Getting closer. Moaning for food. Human food.
I rammed my shoulder against the door. The door rattled and shook, but it didn’t open.
Karen screamed. I stumbled back and fell to the floor. She screamed again, pointing.
A zombie stood at the top of ...the stairs.MoreLess
“The balcony!” I shouted. “Come on!”
I grabbed Karen’s hand and pulled her along until we found the balcony stairs. We stumbled up the steps to the very top.
Black velvet curtains covered the back wall.
Just curtains. No door.
Below us, the zombies moaned and wailed.
I spun around and peered down. I could see them lumbering toward the balcony stairs. Then they disappeared from sight.
A couple of seconds passed. Then I heard their footsteps. Heavy. Thudding. Climbing up the steps.
Karen yanked on my sleeve. “The projection booth!”
We scurried along the back wall to the little glass-fronted booth. I grabbed hold of the door handle and turned it.
The handle broke off.
I heard the zombies climbing. Getting closer. Moaning for food. Human food.
I rammed my shoulder against the door. The door rattled and shook, but it didn’t open.
Karen screamed. I stumbled back and fell to the floor. She screamed again, pointing.
A zombie stood at the top of ...the stairs.MoreLess
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