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Chapter Thirty Three: The Tour
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Cole and Reck left the others inside and sat on the kerb outside the grocery store.

“Man, this weather is crazy hot.” Reck sighed and shrugged off his jacket off, cracking open a can of soda.

The street was empty in every direction. The Grey zone was quiet but Cole knew further down would be lurking with bloodthirsty Greys.

Those creatures didn’t attack mindlessly anymore, they now hunted as a pack. It was almost as though they were evolving.

"I can’t believe I’m staring at the end of t
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    Cole pushed open the grocery door and stood still as six P.A.X officers had spread out in the store, pointing up their rifles at everyone. Dana stood opposite the cereal shelves, her one hand was raised in the air while Biscuit pressed to her chest in her other arm. Reck, who absentmindedly stepped into their trap, was beside Dana with his hands up. Brad stood in front of Aisha, shielding her from the gun pointed at their faces. Charlotte wrapped both arms around herself and Eli was by the shelving unit to Cole's left—small enough to slip out before the P.A.X officers locked the positions down. Keith wasn't in the store and Cole registered this immediately. "Leave them alone," Cole said. "I'm who you're here for." The head officer said to him. "Mr. Asher, Director Hale requests your presence at the consolidation camp." "You have my cooperation." Cole raised both hands. "Leave them and take me." The officer looked at him for a moment and looked at the others, calculating if

  • Chapter Thirty Three: The Tour

    Cole and Reck left the others inside and sat on the kerb outside the grocery store. “Man, this weather is crazy hot.” Reck sighed and shrugged off his jacket off, cracking open a can of soda. The street was empty in every direction. The Grey zone was quiet but Cole knew further down would be lurking with bloodthirsty Greys. Those creatures didn’t attack mindlessly anymore, they now hunted as a pack. It was almost as though they were evolving. "I can’t believe I’m staring at the end of the world." Reck said. “I can’t believe people can actually lose their minds and become monsters.” “People have always been monsters.” Cole snapped his knuckles. “The Plague only created a different kind.” Reck turned to him and smirked. "And you're the cure for these monsters…Did you know? Before all this." "No, I didn’t." How could he have known? It’s not like he signed up to be the last immune in an apocalypse. "Really? Not even a feeling?" "No." Reck nodded slowly. "Alright, I

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