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Death Left Forgotten

   (1 review)
Genres: Science Fiction,
Sub-genres: Apocalyptic and Post-apocalyptic

It was insane to think the whole world’s population had died in the span of a few weeks. If I focused on what I didn’t know, on the fear I’d never see another living soul, I’d start screaming and never stop.

So I didn’t.

Copyright © 2016 Cia; All Rights Reserved.

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Bill W

Bill W 63,938

  

How would you react if you began to wonder if you were the last person on earth.  Would you stay where you were, or would you go out looking for others?  Perhaps you'd be worried about what other animals might be hunting for food and wouldn't care if it was a human, as long as it was edible.  

Myles parents had taken him to their country cabin when this apocalyptic scenario had begun, but they had since died and food was starting to run out.  Myles also began to feel that he couldn't stand to be alone any longer, so he starts out heading back to his old home, which is northeast of his current location.  He hopes the situation might be better there, but whether it is or isn't, he starts out anyway. 

Reading this short story will probably have you looking over your shoulder and experiencing every feeling that Myles is going through -- I just wish that Cia had taken this intriguing tale a bit further.  

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