I made her to lie down. She stands on her feet and is looking the surroundings around her with her glisten eyes.I move rapidly up the ladder. I see th... door, covered with moss. I open it gently by giving it a light push. It’s all dark and gloomy. I open my bag, take out my emergency torch and light it up. It’s all empty, nothing not a single object. I think, the last person who lived here must had cleared everything.I step into it. The floor is clean and spotless but how? Seems like it’s. "You don't know me Mr. Monet, or you Missy. I'm sorry I don't know your proper name. Isn't it premature for you to be kissing me off like this?" We know a great deal about you Mr. Marshal." Howard said taking out another piece of paper. "You are a divorced, teacher, a well thought of small college professor with a Ph.D. in economics, living in a very small apartment in St. Louis, Missouri. You were married for almost two years. You have been divorced several years and have not had any other. A son I could really be proud of, I think in strange way he was quite proud that his old man (father) could get two women pregnant. About this time Iain decided he was going to move in with his girlfriend Anna and so would be moving out of my house the next month. At first I was worried about losing the only neutral person I could speak to but in fact this presented the very opportunity I needed. Sue had wanted to turn Iain's room into a nursery however I suggested Danni move in with us and. I'd been watching the zombies. They were still moving randomly."Did you bring your rifle?" I asked.She nodded."Set up over there." I pointed to the front right corner of the building.Mr. Valence was relaying my words to Bianca's group in the lobby."Give the men loaded six-shooters; no extra bullets. They are to run that way." I pointed to road running parallel to the river on our right. "If they go any other way, Ashley will shoot them. They have ten seconds to get past the crosswalk or Ashley.