The Zombie Proof Fence by Thomas Tony

Author:Thomas, Tony [Thomas, Tony]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Zombies
ISBN: 9781524561178
Publisher: Xlibris AU
Published: 2017-03-27T04:00:00+00:00

08:25 AEST: BA275

Theresa had retreated to the upper deck galley. The stress of a deck full of sick people was bothering her a lot more than she expected. After the announcement from the captain, the cabin crew had quickly moved through the aircraft identifying people with flu-like symptoms. At the same time, the six unaffected people from the upper deck were relocated. Fortunately, there had been space in the lower deck business class area for most of them, with one businessman volunteering to take a seat in the economy cabin.

Despite the protests of the nine sick passengers, they were quickly moved to the upstairs business class seats. They had left the seat next to Mrs Gould empty—there was no way they could put someone who may have been healthy next to her. Whenever she saw anyone, she flew into a rage and tried to attack them, which meant the seats across the aisle from her were also empty.

Any time Theresa walked through the cabin, Mrs Gould would scream blue murder. Theresa had decided to keep out of the way as much as possible. Poor William was hidden behind a curtain and seemed to have calmed down, but Theresa did not want to risk looking in on him.

Theresa was relieved that none of the passengers they had moved had shown any signs of changing, although all of them were coughing and sneezing and a few were moaning in their sleep. She was keeping her fingers crossed that it would stay that way for the next three hours.

The call buzzer rang. Theresa looked out and was relieved to see it was a passenger two rows behind Mrs Gould. As she walked past the crew seat, the pen in her hip pocket caught on the curtain screening the crew seat. Theresa felt the drag and quickly moved to flick the curtain free. As she unhooked herself, a roar came from behind the curtain and a hand lashed out and grabbed her by the wrist. With the curtain blocking her view and thrown off balance in shock, Theresa spun and tried to free herself. As she turned she lost her footing and stumbled sideways into the crew seat area.

Theresa’s hand was now firmly in William’s grip. As she fell, she could feel William pulling her arm towards him. He let go with his left hand and grappled at her head. This gave Theresa the opportunity to pull back. She managed to get her right foot firmly planted and regain her balance before an adrenaline surge allowed her to pull away.

Gasping for breath, Theresa hurried to the forward lavatories, past a newly screaming Mrs Gould and multiple frightened passengers. She closed and locked the door before filling the sink and rinsing her face. Theresa noticed a little blood on her wrist and hands, so washed them again, using soap before rinsing thoroughly. She tidied herself up, dried her hands and face, and straightened her hair and uniform. Theresa took a deep breath and composed herself. She unlocked the door and walked back to the passenger who had buzzed for service.

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