Tiger was getting a cool drink from a nearby creek. It made me think- Not only didn't I know who let the cats (and critters) out, but I didn't know if...someone had let the zombies out. I meant, the brain dead.Gotta be politically correct, dontcha know. Naw, it took a few days, there were probably lots of people wandering around for whatever reason before becominginfected. I bet there were lots of trapped zom- er brain dead in various apartments and houses still. However, before the power went. Jack found it unlikely that nature itself had created this terrifying creature. It was more likely some failed bio-engineered experiment. Or successful, depending on your outlook.The silence was broken as people started cheering again, invigorated by the sudden change of events. As if on cue, the creature darted forward towards the fighting pair. Rather than moving in unison the Thurkian rammed his elbow into Drex’s unexpected chin making him stagger. The creature responded immediately, lunging. .." she trailed off, and I followed her eyes. You really couldn't see much, with my legs held together at the knees by my boxers and the shadow cast by my thighs."Oh, right..." I said, and kicked my shoes off, then slid my boxers and pants down over one foot so my legs were now free. I lifted them back onto the couch and turned to face Savannah, drawing my feet in close and letting my knees sink down out on either side, spreading my thighs wide open and exposing myself, getting a good angle. She was very thrilled to see me alive. Summer had a grin as wide as a lottery winner's back in the old days. She seemed to believe that she had won the jackpot, at least sexually speaking."Hey, sir, what would you like to eat?" she asked me, taking unusual pleasure in her service to this particular patron."Well, I hoped for a nice clam dinner, but I'll settle for the best food in West Virginia," I teased her with a rather deviant gripe."Oh, I wouldn't give up hope for that, just as I haven't.