BITES_The Palacia Grande_The Last Companion_Prufrock's New Love Song
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“Here worm, here wormy worm,” my son Peter coaxed the glow worm from its crevice in the cave. After only 10 minutes in the cave, his jeans were already caked in mud and his hands were an unidentifiable greenish brown color. His iPad and books lay abandoned in their moisture proof bag. “The mud will wash out,” I told myself. Even if it didn’t, a pair of jeans was a small price to pay for our safety today. I opened my phone and searched for “mosquito release.” I found an article updated a few hours earlier, but it merely detailed the releases over the past thirty years. I didn’t take time to ...
The Palacia Grande
In the early days, it felt like a party.All of us, cocooned in the lush interiors of the Palacia Grande. Eventually though, when people started dying, it began to feel more like a prison. Do you know how it feels to need your prison? To be totally and utterly beholden to it? It was the only safe place on earth. And yet, it felt like a tomb. In the early days, people were social. They walked the hallways, stopping to chat and offer problem solving and encouragement. Then, it felt like we could ignore the apocalypse raging on outside. The Palacia was uniquely equipped to weather the storm. We al...
The Last Companion
He was roaming around the streets by looking at the places which were once beautiful. It had been years since he had met someone. He was waiting for his days to come. But to his luck, there was no one except him on this earth.www.onedoor.ccOr so he thought.All the species went extinct on the earth, by leaving out only him.The buildings, theatre, malls, houses, empty plots which humans bought were useful for no one. They all gone dead without enjoying those. But he did, he knew it was not his property neither anyone's. He didn't know which country it was now. He had been traveling around on bicycles, which w...
Prufrock's New Love Song
THE CLOCK continued to tick down the hall. It seemed to be the only sound left in the house… in the streets…throughout the town. The last sound in the world.She shook her head vigorously as if to dislodge that last thought. No, no. Don’t think like that. But although she tried to have hope in the fact that someone must still be alive, it dwindled. Often. All electricity had officially been shut off. She feared the water would soon follow. And then what?She would have to leave her house. She didn’t want to think of the logistics. Although she knew t...