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Chapter Twenty Six
I hadn't discharged any bodily fluids in a long time, which was neither a positive omen nor an indicator that I would withstand this. My system quenches thirst, and I would die horribly in a short span of time due to dehydration and starvation.
A quick glance at Diana revealed that she, too, was not going to endure much further. She's become just as reticent as Gigi, but for various reasons. She was delirious as she spoke, and her utterance was stammering.
I'm scared she'll end up dying before she can be damaged if she doesn't receive water quickly. But I also understand that George will not allow such a thing. He loved her too much to let her die of dehydration. George drew my attention with a snap of his knuckle
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When Gigi strolled up to where we had been standing, I smiled at her. "Hey, how are you doing?" I questioned."Very well, I'd say," she said cautiously. "I'm not quite certain why, but when I woke up this morning, something clicked in my head, and I comprehended something. I'm still here. I shouldn't even be here after what I've been through, yet here I am, still with the three people who saved me. I owe you everything."Justine scratched his head. "You owe nothing to us, Gigi.""I do," she was adamant. "I owe you guys so much. You've protected me from George's troops, as well as a swarm of enraged, flesh-eating beasts. I never imagined I'd live this long, much alone with decent human beings like you, when everything began happening to us.""Decent people must stay together, Gigi."She gave a nod. "I understand. And I'm delighted you guys came to see me the same day in town. A lot of people wouldn’t
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Justine shook his head and slid through the front seat next to Peter. I got in the backseat with Gigi and Diana, attempting to keep one eye on Barsha at all times. She doesn't say anything the entire drive to the safe place, and instead of holding her head down and sobbing. She appeared significantly younger than thirteen at the time, and I couldn't believe she was going to be dead in the following day or three.The interior of the home was largely ruined, and it appeared to be so much pitch black that it was hard to go about without flashlights. The person who tried to board up the windows did an awesome job since no light passes through the first level. The darkness obscured the blood-drenched flooring in the foyer and the gory streaks on the ceilings and walls.While Peter, Ricky, and Diana searched the top portion of the home, Justine, Gigi, and I remained downstairs with Barsha. Diana then returned a short time later with a clutch of leng
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