Zombies'n'S**t Ep. 34A Chapter by wagonburnerBecause Screw the Fourth Wall, That's Why
I found a few chunks of me falling off as I gave the ground a face high-five. Yes, that is a real thing. Or at least it should be. This situation more than deserved it.
I felt her hands grab me and pull me upright, "What the hell are you doing?!" She looked quite alarmed. I glared at her and moved to resume the activity. She grabbed me before I could and held me up, "What are you thinking?" I gave her a level look, "What am I thinking? Hells bells, woman, what are you thinking?" She steppped back and crouched in front of me, tilting her head quizzically. I continued, "You tied me up again, dragged me somewhere, and hit me. AGAIN! Why?" She sighed heavily and covered her face with her hands, speaking through them. I squinted at her, "What?" She dropped her hands and spoke in a quavering voice, "I don't know." It was my turn to sigh. I plopped down on my side and observed her. For once, I actually looked at her. She was wearing a dirty blue shirt and stained jeans. Her hair was a dark blonde, almost brown, really. She had boots that looked like they could qualify for frequent flyer miles about two continents ago. She had a petite nose and rather pretty brown eyes. That were currently filling with tears. Why me? "Why the hell are you crying?" I snapped, unceremoniously. What? What? Stupid reader. What do you know. Whoops! Fourth wall slip- back to your regularly scheduled programming: She sniffled wetly and turned away from me. Awwwwww. Damn. I shuffled, mildly uncomfortable. "Look, I know I'm not easy to be around, but you seriously need to stop stalking me. You don't even know me." She took a few minutes to compose herself and turned back to me, eyes, glistening as she smiled shyly, "Then why don't we get to know each other? We have all night." I looked at my restraints (a bunch of ragged clothing items, shirts and the like) and looked back at her blandly, "Kinky." © 2016 wagonburnerAuthor's Note
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