Pretty Much Dead Already Walking Dead Novels & Stories

I chuckled as her eyes turned wide, and she backed off a bit. "A...are you okay? You look very pale," she said. "Yes. Dead people tend to be pale, little one," I said and sat up. "You are not dead! You are right here talking to me," she exclaimed. I sighed. How clueless is this girl? "Don't you know what vampires are? I was dead once. They call us undead for a reason." I took her hand and pressed it on my chest. "I have no heartbeat either, so I'm as good as a walking corpse."

In which case, watch your back. Taking the Glock from its holster, it's a comfort to hold, but means that I have to choose between the phone or the handkerchief for the other hand, and I'll not get far without some light. Both weapon and torch aimed forward, I walk on. Holding my breath against the rank air, I pick my way through the bodies, watching all the while for any of the lost and the lonely that is more than he appears. But the living dead remain prone on their stinking pallets. I pass through unmolested and without incident.

I’ll be coming for him tomorrow Jason can have another day off. As we are wiping down the mat I notice a group of men deep in discussion still hanging about, scars trail up their arms to their shirt sleeves. A handful even have them on their faces. They must be Blood Moon pack warriors. No one else has warriors that tall, large, and ruthless. Dad clears his throat and I get back to our task at hand and help him carry the mat inside. Once put away we head home. I wave goodbye to Hudson and Bailey and walk with dad.

°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ I don’t know how long I sat there staring at that damn screen after it went dark. Maybe a minute, maybe ten. My brain just… couldn’t process it. Dead. The word looped through my head over and over, echoing like a broken record. Dead? How could I be dead? I could feel my heartbeat. I could breathe, my chest rising and falling, air filling my lungs. My palms were sweaty, my muscles ached from being thrown — dead people didn’t feel all that, right?

‘It seems like I need to do some makeover. “Come on, stop being stubborn, and come out! We’ll be waiting for you in the dining room.” Bryan said and then walked away. Ginger let out a deep sigh. Through breaking down to sleep, her heart feels a little bit lighter now, and through napping, her mind feels a little bit clearer now. Ginger continued looking at herself in front of the mirror and muttered, “Those two are not getting away with this. I have to take them down, but first, I have to make them believe that I am already dead.”

Wade slumped to the ground near the door, looking utterly lost and defeated. Bradley waited outside in his car for a long time. As dusk began to fall and Wade still hadn't emerged, Bradley finally got out and headed into the residential area. His expression hardened the moment he found Wade. He had never seen the promising young man look so pathetic and broken. "Wade, what's wrong?" Bradley asked, stepping closer. Wade didn't seem to hear him. His eyes were glazed over and rimmed with red.

Aiden was awake in the Living room watching his favorite movie, The walking dead, he was engrossed in the last Chapter of the season nine wondering about how the season might end. He soon heard a knock and was angry at who was disturbing him as he couldn't pause the movie. He walked up to the door and meet the greatest surprise of his life. Here was Sarah bleeding from her arm and she was weak already. She already dropped Her weapons off as she saw it as a burden. She collapsed unto his chest weakly. "Aiden please help me." She smiled with a

I am dead…. ****

Her soul, wherever it lingered would doubtlessly be unimpressed by the need for death and flesh. Their condition did not go unnoticed by Ash or Marie and a slight ray of hope emerged from the growing darkness that surrounded them. "They'll fall apart getting in," Marie said quietly "or even if they don't, they aren't the rabid Walking Dead monsters." The connoisseur of zombie films and programmes, she knew what she was talking about. "My bet is that they'll follow," Ash answered glumly "that thing isn't stupid, more's the pity. He wouldn't be a God if he was."

The room froze. "They're both dead." Total silence.