He poured himself a cup of coffee and settled into the chair and table set on his porch. Getting up he grabbed his computer bag from the living room, and returned to the porch. He took his computer out and began editing pictures he had taken.
The air was cool, fresh, and damp. It was spring air, his favorite kind. The birds were in full bloom that day and the trees sang as the wind rustled inbet...
“I hope you don’t imagine,” he began soberly to the men seated before him, “that you will be able to save yourselves.”
The armored men remained silent; if they had no helmets one might have thought they were exchanging glances. The whirring of the helicopter’s blade could be heard droning in the backgroud— pulsating. The helicopter itself, on the inside, was spacious with steel walls and...
It reeked of powder and perfume. The lights kept flickering as if they would break any moment. The walls were grimy, and nextway a few vanities were situated. The dressing room was desolate for all but two. A woman with a mature face and blonde hair sat across from a young redhead that was brushing her hair. They sat on a vanity facing each other. All that could be heard was their voices, and the ...
The cafeteria was bustling with activity. The air was cold and the lights were bright enough to seer my eyes. Persons of every height, weight, and race scurried through the aisles like birds who had some important business. I scurried with them, lunchbox in hand. I looked around to find a place to sit, but then I caught sight of a man sitting in the corner with brown hair. He wore a blue shirt wit...
