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muttered.
    “She got a point there though.” Nick said.
    “About their dicks being bigger than mine?” Paul asked.
    “No, about everything being hopeless.”
    “Are you going all pessimistic on us now?” Susan queried.
    “No, not pessimistic, just hopeless. See what we’re doing now, hiding like rats, always running from one shelter to another. We’ll probably have to run for the rest of our days, if we survive.”
    “Yes, it’s tough not to be on top of the food chain anymore.” Frank said.
    “Right” Nick continued. “We’re practically slaves of those dead fuckers. They appear, we run scared.”
    “They dilacerate our bodies if we don’t.” Susan spoke.
    “My point exactly” Nick whispered. “They say jump, we ask how high. I’m sorry, but that feels pretty pointless to me.”
    “And to think that perhaps all we need to turn this tide is a hockey stick.” Paul said.
    Nick frowned “What are you talking about, dude?”
    “Come on, man. We all watched that video together in the cafeteria, right before the campus was overrun.”
    “Oh, you mean the elementary school thing.” Nick scoffed. “Jeez, I can’t believe you fell for that one.”
    “Why? What do you mean?”
    “It was obviously something cooked up by the press. It’s just impossible that one girl could do all that.”
    “Don’t you believe in girl power, Nick?” Susan turned to him. “Are you going sexist on me now?”
    “I do believe in girl power. An army of powerful girls can take out hundreds of zombies. One single person, never mind it’s a girl or a boy, cannot.”
    “Why would the press stage such thing?” Paul asked. “Why going to all that trouble?”
    “Maybe the government, wherever it is now, ordered the whole thing.”
    “Why?”
    “I don’t know, to keep our hopes up perhaps, to pretend that, after all the screw-ups they’ve done, there’re still heroes among us.”
    “So, you don’t believe in Apocalily?” Paul asked.
    “Nope, I only believe in apocalypse, because there’s one going on right now. That woman who so solemnly carried the crippled girl out of the school is nothing more than an actress or some daft top model they hired for the occasion.”
    “Hey!” Becky screamed.
    “Oops! I mean, no offense, honey.”
    “And I bet they paid her in appetite suppressing drugs!” Frank joked. “Right, Bec?”
     
    Paul and Nick grinned.
     
    Becky practically jumped out of her seat “You know something, fuck you, fuck you all! I’m sick of this whole… I’m sick of all of you!”
     
    And she walked away.
     
    “Hey, don’t wander around all alone!” Susan shouted, but the girl just kept on going until disappearing beyond the room exit.
     
    “That was not nice!” Susan scolded the men.
    “Let her go, the little prick.” Nick said. “We all benefit from this. She surely can use some time alone and we can take a rest from her.”
    “That’s cruel, you know?” Susan spoke. “She’s our friend!”
    “Stop defending her, Sue. Can’t you see what you’re doing?”
    “She’s been through a lot!”
    “Yes, like all of us!” Nick talked real loud. “We all suffered, we all had losses since this whole mess started! She’s just too selfish to see anything else other than her little pretty fairytales world!” He took a deep breath. “She’s a spoilt little brat and you’re making her worse! Damn it, everything’s just a freaking giant mirror to her!”
     
    Becky was in the restroom, looking in the mirror.
     
    “Assholes!” She cursed.
     
    Then, tears welled up in her eyes and she whispered “Lucas…”
     
    She went back to the lobby and saw some protein bars in a vending machine. One might say she was really hungry. After making sure through the glass the bars were positively diet, she began to shake the machine real harshly, but it wasn’t budging.
     
    “You don’t have to do that, darling.” A very deep female voice startled Becky.
     
    She turned around to yell at