(JACKSON'S P.O.V:)
I lean down and pick her up gently, trying not to wake her. She just clings to me tightly and sobs even louder, yet she doesn't wake up.
I carry her over stones and bricks. For a good 20 minutes, I walk towards my 'home'.
My home is just an abandoned building that wasn't that badly damaged in the wars. It has a few cracks here and there, but it has lasted me for the last year or so.
I carefully guide her light body around my shelves and tables, and lay her on the dusty bed. Making sure she is still asleep, I reach down towards her leg, where her wound is.
I peel the grotty bandage off.
I nearly have a heart attack.
Huge chunks of dirt are wedged into her bloodied leg. Pus is slowly dribbling down to her ankle. Dried blood cakes the dirty cloth.
Working quickly, I grab my first aid kit.
I clean the wound gently, pour huge amounts of cream onto it, and wrap a clean cloth on it.
I think Dani may have forgotten that I actually went to medical school for a year as soon as I dropped out of college when I was 16. Ha......
And somehow, Dani managed to stay asleep through this all.
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(DANI'S P.O.V:)
I have no more dreams, yet I can't help feeling that something is doing something to my leg while I rest in this void of despair.
After a few more hours of slumbering, I finally open my eyes.
"WHERE THE HELL AM I?!" I scream, when I see the surroundings. Clean, wallpapered walls. Carpeted floors. Pristine wooden shelves. A large, wooden table. Photos. Rugs. Clocks. Calendars. But what amazes me the most is what I am sleeping on. A huge, plush bed with clean, crisp and warm sheets stands beneath me. Soft, squishy pillows cushion my throbbing head.
Am I dead?
Am I in heaven?
HAVE I BEEN ABDUCTED BY FRIGGING ALIENS!?!?
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World War III
AdventureNuclear wars destroyed the earth. Populations were killed. Humanity was wiped wiped out. But Dani survived. For years Dani has walked the Earth alone, traveling across the globe in hopes to find life. Through sickness and through health, she went fr...
