English, 21.05.2021 14:00 breezyalanah

As Sam laid there in the burning building, listening to his friends call out his name. He simply ignored there calls and put more pressure on his bleeding side. It was jack fault he got bit and had to kill his best friend in the same day. He stood up still holding his bleeding side and limped toward jack. "Wow I'm impressed." Jack said sarcastically. Jack quickly shoved Sam down to his knees and started rambling, "A little more impressed than I was watching your friend fight of that infected, DAAA. MN YOU SHOULDVE SEEN HIS FACE when I shot out his knee caps to let the infected eat away at his flesh." Jack added. Jack was now standing in front of Sam. "Yeah." Sam added "we'll at least I'll be alive to see my friends again." Sam quickly spin the axe into jacks leg, making him fall down. Sam pulled his pistol out of his holster and pointed it at jacks forehead. "It's your choice now brother." Jack mumbled Without a second thought Sam pulled the trigger

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