Desolation
“Jerri cradled Jacob close against her and followed from a conservative distance. She didn’t like the arrangement, but she felt like it was her duty to get Krystal’s baby out of the camp. She owed that much to her friend.
Chris stopped at a door adorned with the Homeland Security logo. The sign on the door read ‘Medical Surplus’. It had a small window in the center and was locked by a biometric scanner.
Jerri remembered it quite well.
Chris gave Andrew an uneasy glance and pointed towards Jerri....
“The blindfolds. Those goddamn blindfolds!” Andrew said with aggravation.
“The blindfolds?” Chris asked.
“Yes! I refuse to wear one this time! I don’t care what you say!”
Andrew shouted. He narrowed his eyes and glared at Chris.
“Well… that’s my policy,” Chris said, shuffling his heel on the ground. He picked up a lab coat off of one of the wall hooks and tossed it over to Andrew.
Andrew caught it.
“Fine, dammit, fine!” Andrew shouted.
“Blindfold…? What are you talking about?”MoreLess
Chris stopped at a door adorned with the Homeland Security logo. The sign on the door read ‘Medical Surplus’. It had a small window in the center and was locked by a biometric scanner.
Jerri remembered it quite well.
Chris gave Andrew an uneasy glance and pointed towards Jerri....
“The blindfolds. Those goddamn blindfolds!” Andrew said with aggravation.
“The blindfolds?” Chris asked.
“Yes! I refuse to wear one this time! I don’t care what you say!”
Andrew shouted. He narrowed his eyes and glared at Chris.
“Well… that’s my policy,” Chris said, shuffling his heel on the ground. He picked up a lab coat off of one of the wall hooks and tossed it over to Andrew.
Andrew caught it.
“Fine, dammit, fine!” Andrew shouted.
“Blindfold…? What are you talking about?”MoreLess
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