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Chapter 3

  (We now return to our hero, but there seems to be something wrong with him.)

  Charlie: Nooooooo!

  (Charlie was in town running down the street.)

  Charlie: I can't believe that just happened. I got to go save her.

  (Earlier)

  (A woman was driving a vehicle and blasting music until suddenly...)

  Woman: Yeah, I'm just taking my Toyota out for a spin and listening to some Chris Brown. I love you, Chris Brown. What in the world?

  (She spotted someone on the ground.)

  Woman: Oh my goodness. Someone is laying down in the middle of the street. I wonder what's wrong.

  (So she got out of the vehicle to see what was wrong.)

  Woman: Sir, are you ok? Are you hurt?

  (He didn't say anything.)

  Woman: Don't worry, sir. I'm calling the ambulance. They'll be here in no time.

  (She got her phone and dialed 911.)

  Woman: Come on. Come on.

  Dial Tone Operator: We're sorry, but the number you dialed, 911, is unavailable at the moment. Please don't call this number ever again. Click.

  Woman: WHAT?!

  (The man on the ground opened his eyes quickly which startled the woman, causing her to toss her phone somewhere.)

  Woman: Oh my word. You scared me, sir. Are you ok?

  (The man stared at her.)

  Woman: Ummmm...

  (As the man was slowly getting up, the woman was slowly backing away from him.)

  Woman: S...Sir, do you need to...go to...the...

  (The man started walking slowly towards her, staggering.)

  Woman: Please...Please stop. I mean you no harm.

  (That's when she accidently bumped into a car, causing it to set off an alarm.)

  Woman: (Gasp)

  (Just then a lot of Zombies came from around the corner.)

  Woman: What's going on? What is this?

  (She tried to run to her vehicle, but Zombies were already there.)

  Woman: Someone, help! Help me, please!

  (Suddenly, she was pulled into an alleyway by someone.)

  Woman: Who are...

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  (A hand was placed her mouth.)

  ???: Shhhhhhhh.

  (The Zombies went pass the alleyway.)

  ???: I believe we are safe now.

  (The woman heard the person's voice. They sound like man. She broke free from the their grasp.)

  Woman: Who are you?

  Man: It's me, remember?

  Woman: That voice sounds familiar.

  Man: It should. It's only been about a year since we last talked.

  (The man person stepped out into the light.)

  Woman: CHARLIE?!

  Charlie: It's been a while. Hasn't it, Josaline?

  (Josaline slapped Charlie.)

  Charlie: Owwwwwww! What was that for?

  Josaline: Why haven't you called me? It's been almost a year.

  ((JOSALINE'SBIO))

  {Full Name: Josaline Bancock/ Age: 20/ Nationality: American/ Race: Caucasian/ Height: 5"5"/ Hair: Shoulder length and black/ Hobby: Listening to music/ Favorite Dish: Salmon/ Hates: Airplanes/ Fear: Heights}

  Charlie: I'm sorry. I've been busy.

  Josaline: I waited for you. I was so worried about you.

  Charlie: It's not a big deal.

  Josaline: How could you do this to me? You're a traitor.

  Charlie: What? What are you talking about? All I did was go to college. I wanted to further my education. It's not my fault why you didn't. Besides, I was only one city away. You could've easily driven to see me.

  Josaline: Lies. You say nothing, but lies.

  Charlie: Really? I just saw you get out that vehicle you were driving.

  Josaline: If you’ve seen me, why didn't you tell me this place was surrounded by...those things?

  Charlie: I wanted to see how the situation play out.

  Josaline: Jackass. I could've died.

  Charlie: Ah! But you didn't and it's all thanks to me, CB!

  Josaline: You poor little idiot.

  Charlie: What?

  Josaline: You realized you couldn't pronounce your own name, so you dumbed it down for your own benefit. I'm so proud.

  Charlie: Shut up, ok. You have no idea what you're talking about. I know how to pronounce my name.

  Josaline: Oh yeah? Pronounce your name then.

  Charlie: Look, we don't have time for this.

  Josaline: It looks like the little idiot doesn't want to prove me right.

  Charlie: Fine. I'll do it just to shut you up.

  (Charlie began to sweat a lot.)

  Charlie: Ummmmm...

  Josaline: What's wrong? Too hard for you?

  Charlie: (Sigh) As much as I would love to amuse you with this pointless task you've given me, I have to get to City Hall.

  Josaline: Why?

  Charlie: My dad works there.

  Josaline: Well, how are you going to get there? It's dangerous to go by foot. There are too many of those things.

  Charlie: Nope. I have a another source of transportation.

  Josaline: Really?

  Charlie: Yeah and it's a nifty one too.

  (Charlie walked over to a figure that looked like a car that had a sheet over it.)

  Charlie: Feast your eyes and witness the all mighty...

  (That's when Charlie pulled the sheet from over it.)

  Josaline: Stack of boxes.

  Charlie: What? No. The all mighty...

  (Charlie looked over at it.)

  Charlie: Stack...of...BOXES! What the fuck happened to my vehicle?

  Josaline: Is that it over there?

  (Josaline pointed at another figure that looked like a car with a sheet over it.)

  Charlie: Oh yeah. That's where I parked it.

  Josaline: Oh brother.

  Charlie: Now, feast your eyes and witness the all mighty...

  (Charlie pulled the sheet from over it.)

  Josaline: Wooooooow!

  Charlie: The Bat Mobile!

  Josaline: Where did you get that?

  Charlie: I have my resources.

  (A flashback was about to begin.)

  Charlie: No. No. We are not doing a flashback. We have to get to City Hall.

  Josaline: Do you even have a license?

  Charlie: No.

  Josaline: Are you nuts? What if you get pulled over?

  Charlie: I'm pretty sure the police have more important things to do than to worry about someone who is driving a vehicle without a license.

  Josaline: I'm not getting in that car.

  Charlie: Suit yourself.

  (Charlie got in the Bat Mobile, turned it on and started to back up.)

  Josaline: Wait! I'm coming with you! Just please don't leave me by myself!

  Charlie: Hahahahahaha. Works every time.

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