They all saw it. The closer the cloud got the more clearly what it was got. A crowd of infected were heading their way. Multiple headless infected, some with huge holes in their chest or stomach, others with half their faces blown off while a few had weapons of knives and nails stuck to their bodies. All of them were dirty and had ripped clothing on. Pale, vein popping out of their skin surrounded their body that was visible.

"Come on." Adira tapped Chad on the shoulder, "Let's get inside quick." Adira shaky voice ordered them trying her best to keep calm.

Although she told them they should head back in, none of them moved. All of them stood there focused on the wave of infected coming towards them. The sight of all those infected made them immobilized and all they could do was stand there and watch. It wasn't until they began to see infected flying to the side as if they were being shoved out of the way or tossed to the side that they looked even closer. 

Two by two small ordinary infected were being tossed to the side but it was when what was tossing the infected that made the group even more curious and terrified. It was nothing any of them had seen before and what they saw sent fear throughout their body. Their eyes widen and all the color in their faces drained completely as if their biggest fear was presented before them. 

What appeared behind all the other infected was two humongous infected that were ten times more than the normal infected. They all could hear the sound of the infected feet as they smashed to the floor with every step. It reminded them of when a mother would read their children a story and read the 'Boom boom' sound but this sound was more deep and terrifying.

"Come on." Adira finally found her crack voice, "Guys, we have to go." She shouted fear spilling from every word.

The two soldiers, Tyler and Adira both started backing up immediately while William and Chad stood there frozen from fear and shock. Adira grabbed them softly by their shirts and pulled them back.

"Come on." She mumbled to them trying her best to keep the fear from slipping out of her mouth again. "Let's go."

It didn't take long for them to hear a horrendous scream coming out of Madison's mouth when her eyes landed on the huge abnormal infected, causing the infected to let out a horrific scream itself and bolted towards them. Adira didn't care about being quiet anymore. All she wanted to do was to get out of their way. The sound that came from the infected mouth frightened them. It was louder than the rest, stronger than the others and was more frightening.

"Chad!" Adira trembled alarms ringing in her head far more than she was used to, "Come on!" She yanked his arm back with so much force it made him turn around.

Her pulling seemed to pull Chad out of his fear state because as soon as she yanked on his arm they all bolted back to the hospital. Chad and Adira looked back to see if they were getting away from the two infected bolting towards them and sure enough they weren't. Every time they took a glance back at the two infected, they always seemed to be getting closer and closer leaving the other infected far behind. They all stopped glancing behind them and just kept running back to the hospital. They didn't pay attention to anything except getting through those doors.

They picked up the pace hopping over the blanket of bodies that covered the floor. They tried to keep balance as they put their foot on empty spots while still processing where they will put their foot next, all at the same time. They were all very well, especially Madison, keeping up with the pace. William was the only one having a hard time processing where to put his foot and keeping up the pace so he started falling behind. 

It didn't take long before he landed on his foot wrong, twisting his ankle and tripping over a dead infected leg. He was too surprised to move his arms forward to help break his fall. It didn't ring through his brain fast enough so he fell smacking his face on the concrete. The concrete floor scrapped his cheek making the scratch go from the front of his face and dragged to the back to his jaw.

William let out slight light scream. He pushed himself up the burning sensation and throbbing made it known on his cheek. He put a hand to his cheek but immediately took it off letting out a deep hiss; the scrap burning more at the touch. He looked up to call for help but when his eyes looked forward they were already making a turn into the drive way and disappearing behind the buildings.

He hissed as he picked himself the sound of heavy footsteps behind him getting closer and deep screeching rang through his ears. He didn't bother to look back, not wanting to know how close the infected were to him. He just quickly stumbled up to his feet and started limping away focusing on not tripping over the bodies again. When he got past the bodies, he picked up the pass and continued moving forward breathing heavily with every step he took.

When he too disappeared behind the side of the building his eyes caught glimpse of the teens and the soldiers running into the hospital. He heard a skid coming around the corner he just came from and tried moving faster. The infected woman got so close to him she was able to swipe her arm forward hitting William in the back and forcing him forward. William landed on his side, the impact causing him to gasp for air and his breathing became shallow. His whole body began shaking from fear but it doesn't stop him from getting back to his feet and try making his way back to the hospital.

"Help!" William cried out to anyone who would help him.

Meanwhile, Adira along with Chad, Madison, Tyler ran in the building breathing heavily and the soldiers coming in last. All of them bend over, hands on their knees trying to catch their breath. Everyone looked at them wide eyed deep concern in their face. 

Women had their hands over their 'O' shaped mouth and the other arm folded across their chest as the men watched the only sign of concern was in their eyes. Veronica and Eva was the first to walk up to them asking if they were okay and how they were doing. Ciras was the second person to walk up to them but instead of fear and concern for the ones, who ran out there, anger was written across his face and his eyes were scolding them.

"What the hell were you thinking?" He shouted at them.

"Sir, there ar-" One of the soldiers tried to explain.

"Not you, Martin." He shoved that man, Martin, out of his way and walked straight up to Adira and Chad, "You!" He pointed his long index finger at the two but his eyes were directed at Adira, "Who the hell do you think you are?"

Tyler and Madison were caught off guard even though he wasn't talking to them. Chad was more caught off guard by the question while Adira was angry at the fact he was mad at them. They didn't even know what for but either way they did nothing to cause his anger.

"Excuse you?" Adira replied after catching her breath and stood up straight.

"You know how stupid that was of you to go out there?" Ciras yelled at her, "I didn't order you to go out there and fight those things!" He got closer to her, trying to size her up.

"Ciras!" Veronica scolded him but he didn't pay any attention to her.

"Those are your people out there." Adira shot back her eyebrows knitting together as her body was twisted slightly when she was pointing to the outside, "How the hell are you going to send just four men out there to fight that many of them and then not go help them? One already went down when this started. And last I checked I don't take orders from you."

She straightened her posture more, folded her arms across her chest and stepped forward. She was shorter than he was but even his height was not enough to intimidate her. It upset him even more that she was not crawling behind her boyfriend to hide and he didn't like that. He was not used to that at all since the new world started. He let out a huff his chest moving up and down and pointed a finger at her.

"You-"

"Help!" Someone cried out from a distance, "Please, help!"

Everyone looked around curious and worry filled the air as they looked at each other. Adira looked around caught off guard by the sudden cry for help. Her eyes went from looking around to looking at Chad. They didn't know who it was.

"That's William!" Ella announced as she stepped forward pointing out the windows her face looked so distraught.

"Sir, what do we do?" A dirty blonde young kid named Tate asked his head turning from out the window to Ciras.

Ciras face never changed or showed any emotion especially when he answered, "Leave him." His voice was stone cold.

Everyone looked at Ciras but not in shock but in fear and sadness. Adira, Chad, Madison and Tyler all looked at him in complete and utter shock. Just leave him. Not to go help him and try saving him but to just let him die. Outside the window they could see a woman infected tackle him to the floor and start beating him with her fist. It was like a gorilla pounding down their rival with their fist.

How? Adira thought as she looked so horrified just as Chad, Tyler and Madison were Why?

She couldn't understand why someone would leave someone in need out there to die. Neither of them could. She didn't know how someone could just let someone die without even trying to save their life and it honestly disgusted her to the core. She never met a leader who would do such a thing until now.

They all looked at him with anger but soon their attention was soon turned back to the outdoors. William crying for help again except his voice sounded weak and Adira couldn't take it.

It didn't take her long before she grabbed another shot gun out of a, standing by, soldiers hand and a hand gun. As she made her way towards the doors, a large hand aggressively grabbed her and yanked her back. It was Ciras keeping her from going out and he looked angrier than before.

"Where the hell do you think you're going?" He demanded.

Adira got in his face standing on her tippy-toes just to do so, "Going out there to help him. Something you should be doing as a leader." She tried yanking her arm out of his hand.

"Man, let her go!" Chad and Tyler yelled at the same time.

"No you don't." He grabbed her arm again ignoring the two teen boys.

She had to violently rip her arm out of his tight grip in order for him to let her go.

"Watch me!" Adira tested as she ran out the door.

"The shot gun only has two bullets!" Tate informed her before she ran out.

Adira rushed through the revolving door and ran to help William. As she got closer, a gurgling sound came from the infected on top of William. William let out a whimper at the same time Adira lifted the shot gun.

You only have two bullets she thought don't waste them.

She pointed the gun down and began to race towards the infected as if to run it over head on. Once she figured she was close enough to the infected, she leaped towards the infected pushing off the floor with as much strength she could possibly push off with. She wrapped her arm around the infected shoulder and pulled her off of William and they both went tumbling to the ground. Both, the infected and Adira, went rolling on the ground when they impacted on the floor causing Adira to lose the shotgun.

William began to weep, the pain of the beating continue to rush through his body. Adira got back up quickly glaring at the infected as she rushed to pick up the gun just half way between her and the infected. She took hold of it, jogged to infected that was about to get up and held up the shot gun to the infected chest.

Two loud bangs echoed through the air as she pulled the trigger twice. Her shoulder went back from the backfire and she almost lost her balance but soon caught it. When she heard William's whimpers, she immediately turned her focus on getting him back to the hospital. She strapped the gun to her back and ran over to William where he was laying in a tiny pool of his own blood. She whispered to him saying he's going to be fine and telling him she'll get him back to the hospital.

She moved quickly when wrapping his arm around her shoulders, wrapping her arm around his waist then lifting him up with as much strength as she could possibly have. William was thin but he wasn't as light as a feather. The fact that he was taller than Adira made him even heavier. Adira kept whispering to herself for William not to fall down on her since he was slumped forward as if he was just a drunk being helped back to his home.

Adira wanted to get to the hospital swiftly but with William almost unconscious they could only move at a minimum speed. It was bad enough they couldn't walk in a straight line to the hospital. Every few times, Adira had to lift William up more just to keep him from sliding out of her grip. She peeked over her shoulder to witness the second humongous infected making his way towards them.

"William, come on." Adira mumbled, "We have to move faster." She knew it was pointless to ask an injured person to move faster but it was all that would come out of her mouth.

Now that the infected was a lot closer she was able to get a clear look at him. He was bigger than the average person at least five times the strongest man alive. From the looks of it, anyone could tell he wasn't that masculine when he was completely alive: his extremely pale, almost clear, skin had many tears in it, where the muscles have grown, both dark substance and human blood mixed with each other dripped stained around the dead cracked skin even the torn up white long sleeve shirt.

As it raced towards her, she pulled out the handgun she shoved between her and the waist band of her jeans moved her index finger to the trigger and aimed it directly at the infected heart. Once only inches away from her, the headless male infected swiped his arm at the pair at the same time she pulled the trigger. One bullet went flying into the infected right shoulder before the gun was knocked out of her hands making her stumble forward a bit. She let out a gasp as her body slightly twisted and tried moving away from the infected.

The infected swiped his arm back before they could get further away from him. With full force, he hit Adira and William knocking them off their feet and sending them back into the parking lot nearby. Both landed on their back and rolled on to their stomachs. William slowly moved around letting out a small groan and a whimper while Adira coughed as if she's had the air knocked out of her. She got to her knees and had her forearm laying flat on the ground to hold her up. The duo could hear shouting from a far but none were able to comprehend what was being said.

Adira looked between her stomach and arm behind her and saw the gun just laying there. She had to get the gun back in her hand even though it may not be enough to put the infected down it might keep him away from them long enough for her to get William back to the hospital. She tried to crawl to the gun but was too slow and the gun was just out of her reach. When her arms gave out and she fell back to the floor, she saw a huge feet step right next to her face.

She glanced up just to take a peek to see the bottom of the infected dirty feet right in front of her face. The foot never came down. Instead, she saw his feet step back and when she looked up she saw him waving his arms around, like a mad man, and stumbling backwards and all around. His action reminded Adira of when someone saw a bee or a beetle flying around them and they freak out over it, waving their hands everywhere and running away from the insect. She peered on the floor to see where the gun was at but where she once saw the gun was nothing.

The sound of a gun being fired was heard and it was then that bullets started flying out of the infected body. The infected took a few more steps away from where Adira was laying and stopped and threw whatever he was trying to get off of him on to the ground in front of him. A loud thud was heard followed by a groan and a clacking of metal hitting concrete. Adira looked up to see Madison lying on the ground fumbling to get the shot gun that was around her back off. When she finally got it off, she fumbled with aiming it. From where Adira was she could tell Madison was shaking way too violently out of fear.

Madison never touched a shot gun before never mind ever using one. The only time she got close to ever using one was with her mother right behind her helping her hold the gun. Madison only shot a hand gun once, which led to the handgun being confiscated from her since she wasn't following rules and it was Tyler and Adira who ever really fired both a shot gun and a handgun.

She tried to calm down as much as possible just for a second of good aim, like her uncle and mother taught her to do, but telling herself to calm down was not working since another part of her told her to hurry before they all get killed. Madison took a deep long breath as the infected was close to her and aimed the gun. Luckily for her, she had stopped shaking for just a moment and she was able to steady the gun enough to fire a shot. The infected was already coming down on her when the bullet of the shot gun went through his chest.

The kickback caused Madison whole body to jerk along with making her lay flat on the ground. She immediately fumbled with cocking the shot gun before getting up and aiming it, putting the gun close to the infected chest again and pulled the trigger. The gun wound to the chest were massive and completely tore apart the upper half of his chest killing all major organs in that section.

Madison went falling back on her butt from the force of the kickback while the infected went forward the shotgun not being strong enough to push him back completely. Madison was right in his falling area but the pain of falling on her boney butt and the bruise that the shotgun will leave kept her sitting there hissing in pain. When Madison looked up all she saw was the infected coming towards her and her eyes widen then quickly shut them tight waiting.

The infected landed with a huge thud making the floor underneath them feel as if the floor was shaking. When Madison opened up her eyes, she saw the infected body laying face down right in front of her. Fear took over her body so much, she wasn't able to register someone grabbing her by her arm and dragged her away from being squished to death. She kept eyeing the infected for a few more moments before remembering about Adira and William. She rapidly twisted her head around looking for them and when she turned her head back looking over her left shoulder she saw Adira barely making her way back on her feet. She quickly picked up the shotgun and ran over to Adira.

"Adira!" Madison cried out rushing over to her, "Are you okay?"

"Fine." Adira groaned as she stood up slightly slouching.

Even though she wanted to yell at her for running out there and almost getting herself killed, she couldn't. She knew there was no time for that.

"Look, you needed help and no one-" Madison started spitting out words.

"We'll deal with that later." Adira cut her off, stumbling to William, "Right now we need to get back in the hospital." She put William's arm over her shoulder again, "Grab the guns that are on the floor and let's go."

"Okay." Madison sighed and ran to all the guns they took with them and grabbed them, "Come on."

Madison began jogging back to the hospital while Adira was struggling to keep William from falling over. Every few seconds, Madison would turn around to see where Adira and William were making sure they were still close to her and no infected were coming past the building closest to the road. Adira was groaning as she had to keep adjusting William's arm around her shoulders and hers on his lower back. Madison was motioning for them to hurry up with her hands when she got to the revolving door. By now the soldiers that were once out there guarding the front doors are now stationed inside not wanting to be out there.

It seemed like they hiked up a mountain to Adira even though it was only been less than four minutes. As soon as they moved through that revolving door, people didn't wait to grab William and take him down to the emergency room where Carry's brother laid. Everyone gathered around Adira and Madison, especially Chad, Tyler, Eva, Veronica and Ella, asking the two girls if they were okay and telling them they were terrified for them. Ciras glared at Adira from the back of everyone with his eyebrows furrowed and hands crossed over his chest. His whole face was frowning and showed disapproval but Adira really didn't care about getting people's approval especially people who weren't hers.

Adira glared up at Ciras in the corner while she was surrounded by people making sure her and Madison were okay. Ciras, from behind his arms, was clenching and unclenching his fist as he stared at Adira glaring back at him. When Adira looked away from him, he began moving towards her and pushing some people out the way while others just backed away. Right when he got to Adira and she was going to turn around to see who was next to her, he back handed her sending her head to the side. The room filled with a smack and Tyler and Chad's yelling.

"Ciras." Veronica gasped.

Gasps broke out in the crowd, Veronica and Ella had their hands held up to their mouths in shock as they matched everyone else's facial expression of completely widen eyes of disbelieve and completely frozen bodies utterly in shock. Madison looked up at Adira with her big glossy brown eyes and her mouth forming a small 'O'.

"Don't ever put your hands on her!" Chad shouted, pushing Ciras away from Adira.

"What the hell is your problem, man?"Tyler shouted.

Ciras pushed the two boys back and pointed a finger at Madison making it centimeters away from her nose, "Don't-"

Adira smacked his hand away from her quickly and shoved him back, "Ever put your hands on her." He seen her eyes turn a darker shade of brown as she looked up at him, "Or any of my group at all. Do so and I will cut you from ear to ear and feed you to those things."

With that Adira took hold of Madison and walked away grabbing Chad's arm in the process. She shook her head as they walked towards the stairs eventually lifting her fingers to her mouth making sure she wasn't bleeding.

"Oh and btw there's a wave of headless infected heading towards the hospital." Adira started walking backwards, "I suggest everyone be quiet and not make a move but if you are going to move then do it lightly and slowly. If you care for my opinion but if not I'm not saving another one of your men. And when they die it will be all on you."

That was the last thing she said to everyone before facing forward again and disappearing into the hallway with the others.

When they were officially away from the rest of the people, Martin and another soldier named David started giving orders.

"Alright everyone as quietly and gently as you can please go back to your rooms and stay there until cleared." Martin's boyish voice became more dominate so everyone started heading to their rooms.

"No one move." Ciras ordered causing all to stop in their track, "What the hell are you doing, Martin?" Ciras asked, "I give the orders around here. I am the leader."

"There are almost hundreds maybe even more of those things out there coming this way." Martin informed him, "I don't want or need them to come and over-run our only safe house and kill the same people that depend on us to protect them."

"Please turn off the lights and please don't turn them on." David instructed ignoring Ciras, who gave him a look of anger and shock, "Someone will be passing candles out to the rooms for some light so we don't need to use the main lights and attract The Waken."

Marten looked away from Ciras and walked away, "You may gather in a group in a room if you feel safer but understand we won't let anything happen. Please always be as quiet as possible once lights are turned off. The hospital will now be under lock down until the wave of Waken has passed and we are sure there are none around the premises."

Martin nodded and everyone started heading back to their rooms without another word. As they were doing that Ella ran up to Martin asking if she should start getting a few candles ready to hand out to the group. He confirms it even after Ciras told him not to listen and went on telling them that the whole thing was pointless; nevertheless, Martin insisted it would be better to be safe than sorry. Eventually, Ciras gave up on telling them what to do for that night so he headed towards the cafeteria for the kitchen.

"Ciras!" Veronica's sweet voice called after him when she saw him leave down the hall, "Ciras, you listen to me." She ordered.

"What, Veronica?" Ciras sighed pushing the doors to the kitchen open and grabbing a bottle of what looked like wine.

"You can't be going around hitting that poor girl." Veronica scolded but her voice was gentle.

"None of that group was listening to me." Ciras began ranting, "Especially that girl Adira. She even got Martin to disobey me."

"No she didn't." Veronica stated shaking her head, "Martin just did what he thought would keep us safe. Adira did nothing."

"She disobeyed me." He slightly shouted, "Made me look like a fool in front of the people who are supposed to look up to me." He took a sip from the wine bottle, "Who does she think she is?"

"That girl is the reason that our men are still alive." She argued, "William would have died out there and become one of them if it wasn't for that girl."

"Are you really picking her side over me?" He insisted his hand dropping to the counter and the glass clicked on the counter, "You really think I'm a bad leader?"

"I am on the side that would keep these people alive." She confessed, looking at him as he took another drink of the wine and seen some roll down the corner of his mouth, "You are a good leader. You may have flaws like leaving William out there to die and hitting that girl but you are a good leader." She watched as he licked around his mouth then swiped the rest of the liquid off his mouth with the back of his hand, "But Adira saved William. Maybe you should rethink that rule of leaving your men behind."

His hazel eyes met her young green ones as they stood across from each other. He took another gulp not taking his eyes off of her. Once he was done taking a sip he let a loud sigh flow past his lips. He thought about what she had said but was still upset about Adira and her group's stunt.

"You should go thank that girl for putting her life on the line to save someone who wasn't her own." Veronica admitted, "Let's face it they only been here a day or two and when they saw one of our own go down they didn't hesitate to run out there and help them. Richie, Dan and Madison put the children in a safe place in case those things got past them. She warned us of those things and gave us a few tips to help hide us."

Ciras just stood there, his arms stretched over the counter, his hands resting at the edge of the counter as he leaned against it. He didn't say a word instead he just listened.

"I am thankful they had put the children in a room where they would be safe." She admitted to him, "And that they thought about us."

"You're right." He nodded, "William is my best soldier."

She nodded at his statement, "That's right. Now you need to go apologize to those kids and let them know how grateful you are they saved your men."

Ciras let out a deep sigh and lifts his hand up to take another drink but Veronica stopped him from doing so.

"And stop drinking." Veronica said snatching the wine bottle away from him and walking out of the kitchen to check on everyone while Ciras stood there thinking about what Veronica had told him and what had happen in the lobby.

She was right he had to admit that even to himself but he will not go tell a bunch of kids he was grateful nevertheless go apologize to them. He never apologized to no one and never will. Not even to those idiotic kids.

Meanwhile, Chad cupped Adira's face in his palms and rested his forehead against hers as they stood in the middle of the room. Madison, Jade and Tyler went to go see how Richie and Dan were doing before they got ready to go to bed. Chad pulled away to look Adira in the eyes but when she lifted her face to look up at him he seen the huge handprint bruise that was developing on her right cheek. He rubbed his thumb against her cheek softly just to look at it.

"You okay?" He whispered to her when he pulled her back into him her head dug into his chest.

She nodded, "My face stings." She admitted with a slight laugh and cheek throbbing.

A knock at the door forced them to separate while Chad went to go answer the door. He swung the door open and the door revealed Veronica holding a few different colorful candles and a box of matches in her hand. She greets him with a smile on her face and holds out the candles.

"We decided to take your advice." She aimed the information at Adira, "Everyone is getting a candle and the hospital is going on lock down. No one allowed out of the hospital or out of their rooms until those monsters have passed by." She informed them, "Soldiers and runners will be taking night shifts for the night. Civilians will be kept in the rooms at all times."

Chad looked back at Adira, who had her arms folded over her chest. She nodded at Veronica showing she was listening. Chad turned to look at Veronica and took the candles and the matches from her and giving her a small thanks.

"We appreciate it." Chad said moving away from the door to set the candles down on each of the night stand and table there was in the room.

Veronica let herself in the room but only went in a step or two. They stood in silence as she tried to figure out what to say to Adira, who didn't seem as if she wanted to talk. Veronica caught a glance at the hand print left on Adira's cheek when she turned her head to look at Chad. She immediately looked away.

"I hope the infected pass through quickly." Chad said setting the last two candles on the coffee table between the couches.

"I hope some of the soldiers can get along and not cause a ruckus." Veronica replied with a laugh.

"Yeah, that too." Chad agreed.

Veronica stepped out into the hallway and Chad followed her back to the door. Veronica turned around to face Chad once more.

"Well I hope you two have a nice night." Veronica said, "Get a good night sleep, you two deserve it after what you been through."

Chad smiled at her, "Thank you, you too. I think Dan and Richie will be hanging out in here until this all passes over so no need to give them candles."

"Alright." Veronica simply said.

She turned around back to the bar cart that was filled with candles and matches on both trays, hesitating to say something or not. She took a look at the door, which Chad was closing, but soon stopped him from closing it. A soft bang noise echoed through the hall as her fragile boney hand hit the door. Chad quickly re-opened it and looked at Veronica.

"Is something wrong?" Chad asked her confused as he turned to look at Adira.

"I just wanted to say thank you." Veronica softly thanked them, "I really appreciate all of you for taking action when you did. If it wasn't for you guys we would have had more of our people dead and that is something we didn't need." She continued, "And especially to you, Adira."

Chad turned to look at Adira, who just stood there looking at Veronica.

"You didn't hesitate to go out there and rescue William and..." She took a breath trying to figure out the words in the process, "I can't thank you enough or Madison. He is one of our best and I would hate to lose someone like him. You didn't hesitate to rescue someone who wasn't your own and you put your life at risk for someone you didn't know. I am very thankful for that. None of the others would have done what you did. Ciras was wrong for hitting you like that and talking down to you like he did. For that, I am sorry for what he did. You didn't deserve that and I hope you are okay."

Adira gave her a kind smile and walked up behind Chad leaning against him, "You don't need to apologize. You didn't do anything." She quietly told her, "I am fine, thanks. And it was no problem. Honestly, I would do it again if I had too." She admitted, "I just really hope William is okay and up soon."

"Yeah me too." Veronica agreed, "Well..." She sighed and looked around, "Have a nice night."

With that Veronica left taking the bar cart with her and started going to the other rooms. Chad and Adira closed the door after her and started lighting the candles around them. Once all the candles were light, they turned off the main lights and sat on the couch. They both let out a sigh and began to relax when Adira made an attempt at making the air around them less awkward and tense.

"My face still hurts."

Chad let out a raspy boyish giggle and shaking his head with a smile planted on his face.

"You know." She paused, "If you care," She glanced over at him from the corner of her eye.

Chad wrapped his arms around her shoulders and pulled her into him. She was now leaning her back against his side with his arm around her, hugging his arm and resting her head on his shoulder. It was only moments before she got comfortable when the rest of the group: Madison, Tyler, Jade, Dan and Richie, choose to make an appearance.

"This seems romantic." Richie commented half jokingly, when he seen the lights turned off but the candles glowing light illuminating the small room and the scent of cinnamon, cut Frasier and Mocha filled the room and hit the group right in the face, "Are we interrupting something?"

He turned to Chad and Adira when he seen them on the couch. Chad smiled a friendly smile at him and chuckled along with Dan.

"Nah." Chad answered, "Veronica brought us some candles so we could turn off the main lights. Keep the power off for now so we don't draw any attention to this hospital."

"Smart." Dan admitted.

"It was Adira's idea." He mentioned moving his head to the side to point to Adira, who fell asleep the moment her head hit his shoulder and his arm was draped over her providing a little bit of warmth.

"Oh." Dan simply muttered, "Still." He added.

"Is it cool if we stay here?" Richie asked Chad finally speaking up.

"O-ye-yea." Chad nodded, "We were thinking it be best if we stuck in the same room just in case something happens we will stay together." He told them.

Richie nodded, "Cool. Thanks."

"You guys could take the other two small couches." Chad offered pointing to the two smaller couches bushed against both side of the wall a foot away from the couch.

Both boys plopped themselves on the couches and got comfortable. Dan leaned back in the couch while Richie threw his legs over one of the handle and relaxed. Tyler, Madison and Jade all got comfortable in the bed: Madison closest to the window, Jade in the middle and Tyler closest to the door. Jade and Madison both feel asleep as soon as they got comfortable but Tyler couldn't sleep. It was too quiet and even though he was tired from all he did that night, he didn't want to be surprised if and when the infected got in.

For the rest of the night the boys stayed up talking about the hospital. If they liked the place, what would happen if the place got overrun and what was going on? They talked until they all fell asleep. Dan and Richie seemed happy with the place and how things are being done but after what Chad told them what happened with Ciras, Richie became denial, at first, then doubtful. Dan really didn't seem to care and just used the excuse that he was "protecting his people" and "doing what he thinks was right".

The only thing Chad needed to do was to make sure Adira stood alive and help protect Tyler and Madison along with finding his siblings and Tom and his family. He was debating whether or not the hospital would be a good place for them or if they should keep moving. The hospital was safe he'll give the people that but having a leader who leaves his men behind and hits anyone who doesn't listen and tries to help is something he couldn't over look.

Richie thought they should stay, help them and maybe try finding the others that they have lost before, bring them to the hospital and they could stay there for as long as they can. Chad didn't want to be around someone that could possibly harm the ones he loved but there was nothing they could do until the headless infected passed by and Adira and Madison have recovered from the hits they took.

By morning, Tyler was still up with his pocket knife in his hand while Madison held on to his other arm using it as a teddy bear and moved closer to him for warmth. Jade ended up with her back turned towards Tyler and Madison with her arms stretched out and her legs bent. Tyler lifted the blanket over Madison's shoulder before going back to focusing on the door.

On the couches, Richie ended up slouching over the arm rest and his knees pulled against his chest. Dan ended up in the position Richie started in with his legs over the armrest and his head on the other armrest with his hands underneath his head. Chad was able to get into a lying down position with Adira. Their legs entangled together with Chad's leg over hers. She lay on her back at the edge of the couch while he was on his side, his arms wrapped around Adira's back and abdomen and his head resting against her shoulder with his face snuggled in the crook of her neck. She had her one arm wrapped around her shoulder while the other was draped on his arm with her thumb slowly and gently rubbing Chad's arm. Her head rested on the arm rest.

Adira let out a huge sigh, moving just an inch closer to Chad before her eyes slowly opened. She stared at the white plain ceiling above her for just a while, taking a moment to fully wake up and get feeling back into her body so she could move. Without moving her head she looked around but after a while she turned her head to the side to get a glance at the bed. She sees Tyler still up and watching the door.

"You should be asleep." Adira yawned as she arched her back, causing a line of her spine cracking, and let her back hit the couch again, "Why are you up?"

"Couldn't sleep." Tyler replied, "Didn't want to."

"Well go to sleep." Adira said, "I'll watch the door, if that's what you're looking at."

"No." He told her, "I'm fine. I could do it."

"Tyler, you need sleep."

"I don't need to." He said actually looking at her, "I'll get some sleep when I know the infected have passed."

"Not getting some sleep isn't going to help anyone." Adira informed him, "Not sleeping will only make you tired during the day. Plus, it will make you go crazy. We don't need that."

"I'll be fine, Adira. I'm not even tired." Tyler sighed before yawning.

Adira stared at him with one eyebrow raised, "Really?"

"Okay I'm a little tired but-" He admitted.

"But nothing." She interrupted him, "Go to sleep."

Tyler shook his head mumbling, "No." While his eyes started to close shut.

Adira stared at him, watching his eye lids get heavy and his head start to fall to the side and his body started to go limb. Tyler let out a huff when he was fully relaxed and so close to being unconscious. After just a second, Tyler woke up immediately his head shooting up and his eyes shot open.

"I'm awake." He muttered tiredly, "I'm not asleep. I'm not tired."

Adira giggled silently trying to hold in a laugh from exploding out of her mouth. She immediately stopped laughing as she felt her ribs were being stabbed by thousands of needles. She shook her head as her body shook from forcing down a laugh. She removed Chad's arm from over her and sat up before, also, shoving his leg off of hers. Even though she stopped laughing, a huge grin still stayed painted on her face while she threw her legs over the edge of the couch and put her head down. She shook her head and paused for a moment before putting on her shoes, she doesn't even remember taking off.

She let out a sigh before getting standing up and stretching her arms and back, "Alright, kid." She spoke, "You want to go with me to see what's going on with everything?" She offered.

He thought about it for just a moment before replying, "Yeah. I'll go." He started getting up, taking his arm out of Madison's grip.

"If you go and the infected passed, we come back and get some sleep." Adira declared.

"And if they haven't passed?" He questioned.

"We come back and you go to sleep." Adira answered, "I'll take watch."

"But-"

"No, buts that it." Adira told him, "I'll take watch, you need sleep."

She stood up and pulled her arms above her head, arched her back and stretched cracking most of her bones in her back and joints. She ignored the pain that was begging for her attention. Tyler let out a sigh before throwing off the covers from his body and getting up stretching as well.

"Fine." He muttered while his back and arms cracked.

He put on his shoes and they walked out of the room quietly and cautions. Behind them, they closed the door making sure not to wake the others on the other side. It was quiet. The hallway was clear and no one was in sight, not even a soldier. They looked both ways and heard nothing nor saw anything.

Adira tapped Tyler on the arm and motioned for them to start moving. They walked all the way to the stair case and went down them. There wasn't even anyone in there either. It was kind of odd to Adira that no one was out especially the soldiers unless Ciras had given them all orders that morning but... Why wasn't there anyone in the hall ways?

Once they entered the lobby they saw a bunch of fully asleep or half asleep soldiers on the floor or prompt up against the walls. Veronica was rolling out of the hallway that leads to the kitchen with a cart filled with breakfast. Adira and Tyler looked around at all the soldiers while they walked up to Veronica, who still hasn't noticed their presence yet.

"Hey, Veronica." Adira greeted, "What's going on?" She asked motioning to all the sleepy soldiers, "I thought two soldiers on each level."

"Oh, morning." Veronica smiled sweetly at them.

"Morning." They both greeted in sync.

"Yeah, that's how it was supposed to be." Veronica sighed, "But after a few hours, they started seeing those monsters out there walking by Ciras ordered all the soldiers down here to guard the front door. In case, they got in, you know."

"That's a stupid thing to do." Tyler muttered under his breath.

"What are you doing?" Adira asked pointing to the carts.

"The hospital is still on lock down so I dragged a few soldiers to the kitchen to help me cook up some breakfast." She smiled, "Nobody could come down, although you two did." She chuckled.

"Yeah." They both whispered.

"We decided to be rebels." Tyler joked.

"Tyler wouldn't sleep so I thought we would come down to see how everything is going." Adira explained to her.

"Is everything okay?" Tyler finally spoke up still looking around at the soldiers that reminded him of drunken teens, "Have the headless ones pass by yet?"

"We don't know." Veronica shrugged, "Ciras hasn't let anyone out to go check but I haven't seen or heard them in a while."

"Well maybe Tyler and I could take a quick run out there." Adira suggested, "See if they already headed into the next city."

Veronica nodded at the idea, "Sure, it's not like you two are going to listen to Ciras anyways." She joked.

"No we will not." Tyler muttered with a smile while Adira just smiled.

"But first you kids need to eat." She told them grabbing a few plates from the cart and handing them to Adira and Tyler, "Hash browns bacon and eggs." She informed them, "Hopefully none of you guys are allergic."

"Nope." Adira said matter-of-factly.

"Good. I know I shouldn't be doing this but after what you did you deserve it." She smiled at them and stacked seven plates in their arms, "When you're done, there's an exit in the basement parking lot that was used for storing the ambulances."

Adira thanked her and they all said their goodbyes before going their separate ways. Veronica went to go hand out food to the first level people while Adira and Tyler, especially Adira, tried balancing the food they had. Adira with four plates, two in her hand and another two on her forearms, while Tyler had only three, two in his hands and one on his right forearm. On their way up, the duo gently and playfully pushed each other and joked about not falling.

When they got back to their room, they just stood in front of the door eyeing the door knob. With plates full of food in their hands they didn't know what to do to open the door. They shared a look at each other before they attempted so many tricks to open the door before they gave up. Both of them started gently kicking the bottom of the door just enough for the others to hear them. When no one answered, they kicked even harder and non-stop until the door swung open revealing a tired and an upset Madison.

"What the hell?" Madison's voice was tired and mad as she rubbed her eyes and shot daggers into their chest.

"Shut up." Tyler gently pushed past her earning himself a glare from Madison.

"We brought food." Adira announced following behind him.

Chad, Dan and Richie were all sitting upright in their seats barely waking up while Jade sat on the floor drawing with the few pencils and paper she found in the drawers by the bed. All three sleepy boys looked up at them as they smelled the bacon and eggs.

"Where'd you get that?" Chad asked.

"Yeah I thought we were on lock down." Dan added.

"Yeah it is but we decided to go down anyways to see what was going on." Adira explained.

"We ran into Veronica who is passing out breakfast since we can't go out so she gave us our plates and ya." Tyler finished.

Adira walked up to the coffee table where Dan and Richie took the plates that were sitting on Adira's forearm and sat them in front of them. Adira placed a plate next to Chad to his right and set the other right in front of Chad. Tyler still had his three plates in his grasps when he turned to Madison, who had made her way to the bed and was digging through the night stand.

"Madi, are you going to eat on the bed or over here?" He questioned her as she was brushing her straight brown hair.

"Over there." She replied walking past him and taking a plate from his grasp and took a seat next to Adira.

Tyler rolled his eyes before turning towards the group, taking the plate on his forearm off and setting it in front of Jade. He set the last plate to Chad's left and took a seat right next to him. They all began to eat their food neither of them speaking a word to each other. They all peacefully ate in silence until Adira took a bit out of her bacon and decided to break that silence.

"Tyler and I are going out to see if the infected ones have passed into the next city yet." She announced to all of them but was mostly telling Chad in particular.

"You want me to go?" Chad offered, looking at Adira looking at her food.

"Nah." She replied and looking over her shoulder to meet his stare, "We'll be fine." She assured him, "Won't take long."

"Can I go?" Madison piped in when she had swallowed her food.

"No!" Tyler, Adira and Chad semi-yelled in sync as their heads all turned towards her.

"Why?" She whined.

"Because I said so." Tyler told her.

"Tyler and I are the only ones going out." She told her, "You are staying in here with Chad. Once we see get done seeing if they passed or not, we'll either come back if they haven't or search the perimeter if they have, kay?"

"Yeah." They all muttered.

"Veronica says the basement has an exit that was used to park all the ambulances." Tyler mentioned.

"We'll be able to get in and out real quick, if we need to." Adira finished.

Everyone nodded and continued eating the rest of their breakfast in silence. A few minutes have passed when Tyler leaned back in his seat raising his arms above his head and tried stretching out his stomach in hopes of easing the food that was going through his body. He let out a huge huff in the process but everyone choose to ignore him and continue devouring their breakfast. Once they were done with their food, they all stacked their plates in the middle of the coffee table away from them.

Dan did the exact same move Tyler had done when he was finished while Richie, Madison and Chad had announced that they were full. Adira, on the other hand, had slapped her hand on her thighs and stood up while letting out a deep sigh. She stood up and stretched all her limbs and, in the process, cracking her back all in line until she stopped and let her arms fall back to her side. Everyone else was leaning back in their seat not moving an inch.

"Alright." She sighed, "Now that we are all done, I suggest we head out." She suggested.

"Yeah, you are right." Tyler agreed, "Now that no one is down there we might be able to get out without anyone seeing us and getting in the way."

"Or see us." She added with a shrug, "I really don't care."

Adira walked to the side of the bed where all the backpacks were stashed and pulled out Chad's pocket knife but only because she doesn't know where hers went. She shoved the knife in her front pocket allowing the clip behind it to clip to her jeans just for an easy reach. Tyler stood up straight announcing that he already had his weapon on hand and was ready to leave when she was.

"We'll be back." Adira said, "If we don't come back in like a few hours or a day, either come looking for us or come help us." She joked as she was in the door way staring at Chad.

"Ha." Chad laughed dryly and stared back at her.

"But seriously, a day if we don't return." Adira pointed before being shoved out.

"Be careful!" Chad yelled after them as they shut the door right behind them.

As they were walking back down the hall, Adira and Tyler looked behind them making sure that there was no one in the halls before looking ahead. As they got in front of the staircase door, they didn't stop to push it in; instead, they continued without stopping almost looking as if they ran into the door. They quickly made their way down the stairs as quickly as possible by not running. None of them spoke to each other as they walked down the stairs. They just focused on not missing a step and falling down them. Once they got to the first level door, they didn't stop they walked right passed it and continued even further down. Until they got to the complete bottom and was now standing in front of a door that read Basement.

Adira wrapped her fingers around the door knob and slowly twisted it open until she heard a click. She looked over to Tyler, who is in an attack position with his hand gripping his knife and in a ready stance. He nodded to her and she opened the door just enough for Tyler to look through a crack to see if anyone or anything was in there. He got closer and took a peak before soon stepping back to nod to Adira. Once she seen the nod, she pulled open the door quietly just in case Tyler missed anything. They both walked through the door to be met by nothing but what would have been well polished hallways if it weren't for the dry blood and dry black substance covering the walls and floors.

There were three hallways: one in front of them, another to their right and the left side of them that was connected to the right side. They matched the hallways upstairs minus the blood. They looked down the hall to the right and saw nothing but a blood stained walls. It was the cleanest out of the three halls, just a few blood splattered papers scattered all over the floors. One of the lights above was blinking on and off making that hallway in particular have a very creepy vibe.

The hallway right in front of them had open folders that were dropped on the floor and that was covered in black substance along with papers with both black substance and blood spots.

They turned their heads to the left and all they saw was even more blood covered papers and wheelchairs. The only difference between the left hallway and the other had multiple gurneys that were pushed up against the wall while further down they were shoved in every direction. They had blood stained covers draped around them and even on the floor. The gurneys that were just sitting there made that hallway even creeper than it should have been.

The two looked at each other not moving an inch. They looked around them trying to figure out what hallway they should go down first.

"I think we should go that way." Adira finally breathed pointing to the hallway in front of them, "I think that is where the ambulance may be."

"How do you know that?" Tyler questioned her.

"I don't know." She took a shaky breathe, "But it seems a lot better than going down the other ones."

"I'm going to admit something." He told her, "It because the others are creepy right?" He questioned feeling an uneasy feeling from those two hallways.

"Mostly because they're creepy." She agreed, nodding her head.

"Good those give me the creeps." He admitted letting out a sigh of relief.

They both let out a dry laugh and they took a step towards the hallway. Once almost half way down the hallway, Adira walked backward and peeked her head around the corner looking down the left hallway at the gurneys that were just sitting there. Tyler turned to glance at Adira but didn't see her next to him so he turned around to spot her down the hall. He knitted his eyebrows in confusion and began walking up to her.

"What are you doing?" He whispered bending over and stretching his neck to look around the corner.

"You see those gurneys?" She asked quietly pointing to them.

Tyler slowly nodded in response. He took a close look at the gurneys and every second he continued to stare at them the creeper they became.

"Down that way is where all the dead people are." She whispered to him in amusement and shock.

At first, he seemed unfazed by what she had said but as soon as her words dripped into his head, he slowly turned his head towards her and gazed at her. She looked at him from the corner of her eyes but didn't move her head trying not to let him know she was looking at him. She slowly turned her gaze back down the hallway where Tyler was now looking.

"How do you know that?" Tyler gulped.

"Those gurneys are used to transport the dead patients down here." Adira answered.

"So?" He furrowed his eyebrows.

"Why is it that all the gurneys seem to be down that hall more than any other hall down here?" She questioned him.

She allowed her question to sink in for a little while before adding, "I dare you to go look in one."

He let out a chuckle as the corner of his lip went up just slightly, "You know, I would, but knowing the dead comes back to life kinda ruins the joke."

Adira lets out a chuckle of her own as she stares up at Tyler with a tiny amused smile across her lips, "True true." She admitted before standing up straight and walking back down the hallway. Tyler stared down the hallway just for another second or two before catching up with Adira.

They continued their walk down the hallway with their knives pulled out and ready to be used, if necessary. They twisted their bodies to face any open doors that may be crawling with the undead as they scurried by them. Every time they got closer down the hall, they got closer to each other than they were seconds before. It didn't take long for Tyler to speak up again.

"If it wasn't for the end of the world, I would totally bring Madison down here just to scare her." He admitted to Adira.

"We still can." Adira suggested.

They both shared a look both having the same idea running through their heads. After that they turned back to looking out for any infected that might decide to ruin the little calm atmosphere they had created. Once they got to the end of the hall there was only one way they could turn was to the left. This hall had fewer doors than the rest and the only door they saw was for a restroom. The door was closed but Adira tapped on it with her knuckles lightly and listened for any indication that someone was in there. She heard nothing but silence so they just walked past it and hurried to the end of the hallway.

The two walked past a hallway that had two large cross corridors but went unnoticed for a while. Adira paused in her track and took a few steps back until she had the corridors in sight. She called for Tyler and pointed to the large doors.

"It's down that way." She informed him, pointing down the hall.

Even though she thought the exit was down that hall none of them moved. The hallway after the corridors was dark and had little lighting that was flickering on and off. They saw it through the little squared windows that were on each of the doors. Adira was the one who took the first step into the hall and Tyler just followed. They slowly walked up to the corridors and looked through the windows that were provided and took a good look of what was on the other side. It was right there when they got a good look of all the dead bodies of nurses, doctors and patients, maybe even visitors, scattered all over the floors.

Wheelchairs and papers comforted the bodies on the floors. The pair turned to look at each other of concern before stepping away from the doors in fright and just stood there staring at each other wondering whether or not they should continue with their plan. They both gulped and took a deep breath before stepping towards the doors again and looking through the windows once more. Adira brought up her hand in front of her waist; slowly she gave three knocks on the door with her middle finger before waiting for a response from the dead.

Neither Adira nor Tyler saw any signs of movement. Adira gave three more slow taps to the door just to be sure that none of the dead ones was still alive. They took a deep breath before they slowly pushed open the doors. The doors creaked just a bit making them move even slower than before. Adira gripped her pocket knife in her right hand as it was held an inch away from her shoulder. Tyler held his in his left hand in the same position Adira was in. When they were fully past the doors, they made sure to slowly shut them as much as possible in case there was anyone lurking in the dark.

Both of them scrunch up their faces in disgust as the smell of rotting, dead bodies and old blood punched them in their faces. They both cover their nose and mouth with their free hand while they try not to vomit from the strong deadly odor. Tyler's gagging reflexes kicked in as he stepped in dried gooey substance of the unknown and he wasn't ready to find out what it was. He continually bent forward and held himself up with the wall but tried fighting the breakfast that was trying so hard to come back up.

In order for the pair to get through the hall they had to carefully tip-toe over the scattered bodies. While stepping over one, Tyler bent over due to his gagging reflex, causing him to look down, but when he does he sees a body with what he could see was dripping blood. When he got his gagging under control, he took a closer look at it. He put his index finger a few centimeters away from the wound where the blood was spilling down and brought it up to his face to get a better look at it. He stood up straight and rubbed his thumb against his index and saw how thick the blood was he looked up to see Adira trying not to trip on the bodies.

"Hey." He called out, "Adira."

Adira turned around to look over at him and immediately made her way around the bodies and over to Tyler.

"What is it?" She questioned as soon as she got close enough to him.

He held out his blood stained finger and Adira took hold of his wrist, "Fresh blood. Just recently this person was shot."

Tyler watched her intensely. Just waiting to see her response whether she says something or shows it through her facial expressions. It was a moment of silence before Adira responded.

"Polycythemia Vera." Adira said dropping Tyler's wrist and bending down to look at the body Tyler got the blood from.

"What?" Tyler questioned confusion all over his words and facial expressions.

"A blood disease that causes blood clots." Adira explained not looking up from the body as she examined it.

From what Adira could tell it was a male and from the back he looks like he's not much older than Ella he was probably was a little older than her but still younger than Ciras. She could tell the young man had muscles. He was a brunette with a few inches long hair. He was in a black well fitted short sleeve shirt and worn out jeans. His clothes looked a little torn and dirty. She moved her gaze back to the bullet hole in the back of his head. From the clean bullet entrance and the ring around the womb when Adira went through his hair to get a better look, she could tell he was shot point blank in the back of the head.

Adira quickly grabbed the man's shoulder and hip just to try and turn him over.

"Help me turn him over." Adira instructed Tyler, who immediately helped flip him over on his back.

Once they were met with his lifeless face, they took a step back and just looked down at him. It was definitely a young fit male when they stood back and examined him. A few centimeters below his hair line was the exit wound. It ripped through his now color drained skin. The dead man had a strong jaw line and looked as if he was an alpha male: strong, aggressive and intimidating.

Adira and Tyler squatted again and continued with their examination. Adira took a deep breath as she hesitated to touch the body. She looked him up and down before looking back at his face and pealing open his lids. She was surprised to see that his eyes weren't pure darkness of black and instead was dilated soft mocha brown lifeless eyes.

"Adira, take a look at this." Tyler insisted for her to look while nudging her.

She turned her head towards Tyler to see what he wanted. He was holding the man's arm looking at it. Right in the inner elbow was little discolored looking dots. Adira and Tyler looked up from the arm to meet each other's surprised and curious gaze. Adira stuck her arm out and ran her thumb over the area of the dots and felt the slight indents.

"Injection holes?" Adira guessed in confusion, "Take a look at this."

Adira went from the arm back up to his face and pried open the dead man's eye lids. Tyler leaned a little more over the body to see the eyes. Tyler had seen his natural colored eyes instead of the infected evil ones.

"He wasn't infected?" He questioned more to himself than to her.

"We need more light to see everything but he was shot point blank-" She motioned a gun with her hands to her head, "- in the back of the head."

"But he doesn't look as if he's been bit." Tyler roomed his eyes over the body but from a quick little glance saw nothing to indicate he's been bitten.

They both gave each other an uneasy look.

"Maybe he attacked the people upstairs." He suggested trying to keep the thought of anyone killing for no reason out of his head, "Or maybe he was a traitor?" Tyler tried again trying so hard to give a good explanation but even he didn't believe it.

"Come on." She nudged him, "Let's keep going before someone sees us snooping around." Adira took a deep breath, "Let's just get what we were going to do over with as quickly as possible."

They stood up and began hurrying down the hallway. They dodged from tripping over the bodies or equipment that was down there and eventually made it down the hallway. They turned a corner where it wasn't fully light but still showed a bit of light. Adira tapped Tyler on the shoulder to indicate to walk even faster. None of them wanted to be caught down there after they have seen that dead man lying there. Adira always had a bad feeling about some of the people, especially Ciras, but now she had an extremely worried uneasy feeling.

So here it is.  This is the first part of my very long 93 pg chapter. I already read through it and edited any mistakes that I caught.

Please, excuse the lateness of this. There was family matters going on this week and some schooling stuff I wanted to get done and over with ahead of time.

So I thought while I have it done why not post it already? I split the chapters in three already, only two more parts need to be put up. Bare with me it's 11:58 pm where I live and I am still going through the final chapters editing them right now. The second part is going to be done in just a few more minutes maybe an hour or two the most. 

The last part however will have to wait until tomorrow, maybe even Sunday, since I wouldn't have the full day to just sit at my computer, edit and post. With that said, Chapter 37 most likely will follow after this chapter just give me an hour more to get it done.

Hope you like the chapter, please Like and Comment. Tell me what you think. Please let me know if there are any mistakes if you find one so I could go back in and fix the mistake. I would love to read your opinions and feedback. :)