I noticedseveral man holding weapons that checked the outside as if they wereexpecting trouble. Someone must have placed me on the altar, which for my...omfort had been covered with several clothes. I was wearing one of theacolyte's robes to cover my body.My father was walking around in the church and answered many questions thepeople were asking him. I moved my head and noticed my sister Ann standingnext to me. I smiled at her, and she smiled back. I slowly set myself upnoticing how hungry I. He'd seen a few guys try their luck with her before, but always with the same result. She was such a lovely loyal woman."A bed time hot chocolate, as normal miss?" He asked as she left.Liz nodded." Absolutely!" The place was a bit decrepit but Liz always thought the service here was just first rate. With that she headed for bedShe took the final sip of her warm relaxing drink just as she said goodbye to her husband on her phone. Placing the cup down and turning her phone off, she then pulled. A feral grin spread over his face as he got to his feet, “Back in a bit fellas.” He tried to conceal his excitement by walking with exaggerated slowness, but it was plain as day to see. He opened the door and, before it could close, I noticed surprise register on his face. It was about a minute before I remembered I had to pee and asked Andrew where the can was. He gave me directions and I got up, heading out into the hall. I was washing my hands when I heard something. It was faint but. With the laptop and the gun in my hands, I headed back downstairs and into the living room. I sat down on the couch, placing the laptop on the coffee table in front of me. I flicked the TV on and quickly went to the news channel. They were saying that we were in the apocalypse, that this was happening worldwide. It was on every continent, every country. There was no escaping this shit. I watched the gory images of the attacks for hours on the channel. Every now and then I would focus my.