Redfall: Fight for Survival (American Prepper Series Book 1) by Falconer Jay J

Author:Falconer, Jay J. [Falconer, Jay J.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: BookBreeze.com LLC
Published: 2016-01-26T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

Tally was amused when her little brother lost his temper; it reminded her of when they were little. He’d spin out and throw childish tantrums when he didn’t get his way. There was no chance he was getting his way now. All he wanted was to be in control and play general. She didn’t trust him, and she didn’t know his crew. She needed to protect her people at all costs, and protect what she’d built. It was the best course of action for everyone on her side of the ledger.

She needed to be careful though. At the moment, she was outmanned and outgunned, and she didn’t want to push her brother or his men too far. Their heated conversation was proving that Wyatt was his same old self. Today was simply a rehash of the same argument they had several years earlier. The same verbal spat that led to their eventual split.

In the end, she knew there was only one way to deal with Wyatt, just like you deal with any other bully: head on with a show of strength and determination.

Tally gazed at Simon, who thus far hadn’t said much. He was standing patiently, looking past Wyatt, studying his four soldiers or whatever they were.

There was a hint of a sneer on Simon’s lips. She could tell what he thought about Wyatt’s people. Despite the fact they were carrying ARs and had them outnumbered, Simon didn’t look the least bit intimidated.

“Don’t test me, Wyatt,” she said, returning her focus to her brother. “You know we disagree about this stuff. I want to use my resources to help people and to better the world. I want to set things right and free the truth. We both know there are things happening that most of the population has no clue about. The government is trying to manipulate us and control us—that much is true. They lie at every turn, and everything is about spin control. We can’t believe anything we hear. At this point, it looks like Grandpa may have been right when he preached to us about their desire for weather control, and their plan to lord it over us at every turn.”

“May have been right?” Wyatt shot back, throwing his arms out and pointing in several directions. “Look at this stuff, Tally. This red sludge, it’s everywhere. Like some disease waiting to strike. Then there’s that fact that it’s been coming down at exactly the same rate for hours. You can’t think any of this is natural. It’s obviously engineered and controlled. Who do you think has that kind of power and control?”

“Weren’t you listening? I said I agreed with you about the rain. No need to convince me. But back to my point: what I disagree with you about is what we should do and how we should do it. You want to stand toe-to-toe with everything and everyone. Shoot first and ask questions later. There’s no way that will ever work. It’s stupid and frankly, it’s suicide.

Download

Copyright Disclaimer:
This site does not store any files on its server. We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Please contact the content providers to delete copyright contents if any and email us, we'll remove relevant links or contents immediately.