Death City by Sam West

Author:Sam West [West, Sam]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Zombie Apocalypse
Published: 2019-09-10T04:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER EIGHT

A few minutes later he was upstairs, getting his things together. He had one huge, fuck off toolbox, like a proper little workman, complete with a foldout top lid, which he thought was particularly nifty. This box of delights was jampacked with special goodies, from hammers to chisels, pliers to electrical sheers and handheld saws to an assortment of knives with the sharpest of blades. There was even an unopened packet of five mousetraps, which he thought might also be especially hilarious to use.

He also had a couple of guns hidden in the house, but he didn’t think that they would be appropriate for this endeavour. He had brought them from his regular coke dealer – two 9mm handguns – not that he had ever fired one before. Theoretically, he knew what went where, but he hadn’t got the chance to play with them yet. He just liked having them around – it made him feel very gangsta.

He put down the toolbox at the top of the basement stairs and made his way back down the long hallway with the gleaming floorboards – again, the immaculate state of the interior of the house down to the cleaner who came in every Monday and Thursday to give the place the once over – and entered the living-room.

The tripod and the latest, state-of-the-art camera sat perched on top of it behind the red-leather sofa. Striding over towards it, he plucked the small camera off the stand with the intention of folding up the tripod and carrying everything down into the basement.

Instead, he looked down at the camera in his hands. Sheer vanity made him pause to replay the little video that he had made of himself yesterday – a short video which was intended to serve as an appetiser to the main event.

The little screen at the back of the device filled with an image of his face, and he couldn’t help but grin. He was just so good-looking, although he conceded that he perhaps might be better described as beautiful rather than handsome. One would never guess that such an evil, twisted soul lurked behind that angelic face.

The ironic fact that he even looked a little bit like Ted Bundy was not lost on him. Or not Ted Bundy, perhaps, but Zac Efron, playing the part of Ted Bundy. They had the same shiny dark hair that flopped onto a smooth, broad forehead, and both of them had pale blue eyes that sparkled with good humour and mirth. It wasn’t good humour and mirth, but one would never know that just from looking. He just couldn’t help but marvel at how young he looked, at how fresh-faced and innocent he outwardly appeared, yet there he was, internally Satan.

I really am quite something, he thought with a stab of satisfaction, followed by, Maybe I should’ve filmed myself from the waist up, instead of just the shoulders up.

One couldn’t see how thoroughly worked-out he was from this talking headshot, because boy, did he work out hard to look the way he did.

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