Forsaken World (Book 4): Dark Crossing by Watson Thomas A

Forsaken World (Book 4): Dark Crossing by Watson Thomas A

Author:Watson, Thomas A. [Watson, Thomas A.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Zombies
Published: 2018-06-14T04:00:00+00:00


Chapter 10

Cabin in Kentucky

Lilly was pulling her hair back in a ponytail when she walked downstairs and saw Lance brushing the ladybugs’ hair. Freezing on the stairs, Lilly looked at the pouty faces on the girls. “Lance, what the hell did you do to them?” Lilly demanded, jumping off the stairs and walking over.

“We want to meet the little girl, Jodi,” Allie pouted, looking up at Lilly with sad eyes.

“Oh, baby,” Lilly said, dropping down and wrapping her arms around Allie. “Maybe another day, but not today.”

“She doesn’t have anyone to talk to,” Carrie whined as Lance finished brushing her hair.

“Yes, she does,” Lance laughed, getting up. “Dwain is staying at Heath’s house and Heath has two kids, Denny and Lori.”

Last night, they’d escorted the bear trap group home and met the wives and Dwain’s little seven-year-old girl, Jodi. Lance didn’t want to, but Lilly told him it was nonnegotiable. After Lilly had looked at Lori’s dog and told her it was okay, then Lilly said they could go home.

“Lance, they are old, and I bet they are mean to her,” Allie predicted, stomping her foot.

Stopping, Lance turned around to say something but stopped. Turning back around, Lance headed into the kitchen. “Lance!” Ian shouted from the basement. “Come down!”

Lance took off running, as did Lilly with the ladybugs following. They found Ian sitting at the control desk with Jennifer. “What?” Lance asked, and Ian tapped the keyboard.

“Nazis pulled out at 0400 heading east,” Ian said, and the main screen showed the Nazi compound. People were loading UTVs and pickup trucks with haste. Tapping the keyboard, the screen showed the front gate of the compound. The front gate was destroyed, but two box trucks had been pulled across the opening and a bulldozer had pushed dirt up around them.

Outside the gate, it was stinkers as far as the camera showed them. “Well, that’s a good reason to leave,” Lilly confessed.

“Ian, replay the exodus,” Lance said.

“Told you he would notice,” Ian chuckled, and Jennifer lightly tapped his arm as the camera showed the vehicles being loaded. “That’s no more than a hundred people, mainly women and kids.”

“It worked,” Lance sighed, watching the vehicles pull out and drive away from the camera. “What’s the camp like now?”

“Don’t know, they blew it up,” Ian said.

“Who did?” Lance asked.

“The Nazis,” Ian answered and tapped the keyboard. The main screen showed the main gate an hour after the group had left. Suddenly, the camera shook and shut off. Tapping the keyboard, Ian looked up at the screen showing the gate from further away. One or possibly both of the box trucks exploded. Then, the buildings leading up the valley blew up one at a time, until the guard house blew up and the screen went black.

“If they couldn’t have the camp, nobody could,” Jennifer said. “Now we only have to worry about the little dicks again.”

“Number One,” Lance barked, clasping his hands behind his back.

“Yes, Captain?” Ian answered, sitting up very straight in the chair.



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