

pud / demigirl / pan
~Victoria~ wrote:iSaNeKo wrote:
McKayla breathed in a deep, defeated breath and closed her eyes again. Sorry she internally groaned. She thought back on his life, which eventually faded into her own. The medals, the practicing, the ‘glory’ she held in her home for those few minutes after every competition meant nothing now; it meant nothing in comparison to Damon’s past, and nothing in the world they strived to survive in currently. While she was training to be an Olympian, Damon was training to protect his family. How could she live up to that? It’s not a competition she had to remind herself. McKayla’s whole life was about competing, and it was the only thing she really knew how to do well. How could she consol him about the way things turned out for him was a better inquiry.
She rolled her eyes opened and looked into the house via the glass window that covered part of the door. Damon was already at the kitchen, and pulling down bowls for supper. He’s too sweet for his own good she would have grinned at the sight of him, but her thoughts were much too accurate for her taste. Yes there was some strength in numbers, but McKayla did not want to form bonds or attachments just to turn around and lose them all again. Her thoughts were interrupted by Damon’s shouting voice. “Dinner” was ready and it was getting late. McKayla looked at the clouds, which were now a dark mixture of purple, pink, and red. It must be six o’clock she guessed by Damon’s saying dinner was at six tonight. People began filing in the house, if they weren’t already present, and McKayla decided to hold the door for everyone, leaving her to be the last inside and the last to approach the table of food.
Once she got to the kitchen and saw the bowls of stew, the smell of it all bombarded her senses at once. Her stomach growled and her mouth began to water; she tried to remember the last time she had, actually, eaten. It seemed not to come to mind. Maybe a candy bar? Either way, there was food on the table in front of her, and she was not going to complain or think too much into it. McKayla glanced across the kitchen at Damon and her cheeks began to redden of embarrassment; she had never been much of one to hang around people who made her catch butterflies so easily. She sat with everyone else who was seated, and waited for their last guest. Almost everyone else was already halfway through with their food before McKayla spoke up, pointing with her spoon at the empty chair seated next to her, “Where is the obnoxiously cheerful girl?” She redirected her attention to the living room, expecting Pip to enter the room at any minute.
“You have to keep running,” his voice seemed to startle the young girl, but his target complied, which was fine with him. The dark-haired boy wrapped his hand around her upper arm, pulling her toward the inside of the alley they were standing near. Jordan had already lost this horde once today; he knew because of the older couple who seemed to stick out from the pack. The man was wearing a pair of tattered red and black checkered sleep pants complete with a matching flannel shirt, and the woman sported a powdered blue (now stained with death) nightgown. Jordan always had a knack for detail, therefore he knew each horde and which zombies tended to roam alone; also, the streets of the city were already embedded in his memory from delivering spare orders from his father’s restaurant all his life. There was another, smaller horde at the other end of the alleyway; that didn’t bother him, but his companion tensed up.
He, quickly, dodged down another alleyway stemming off of the one they currently resided in, leaving the two hordes behind. The straightaway led to the backyard of the Johnson’s house, from what he remembered. They always left their back door unlocked because they figured no one would ever jump the fence, which surrounded their back property; at least that’s what they had told Jordan. He was about to, and so was his companion. There, he let go of the small brunette to grip the metal bar and throw his legs over in one swift motion. The small chain linked fence was a breeze for him; he looked back to see how it was on his partner. He was pulled back by a straggling walker; he refused to use his shotgun, unless there was an emergency, but Jordan handled the undead man with ease. The Asian boy just pushed the thing into a nearby child’s toy, which he stumbled backward over and fell to the ground.
Thankfully, the girl was already at his side. Jordan ran on to the back porch and tried the door; unlocked. He hurried the girl through the sliding glass and locked it behind them. “Let’s go.” Without letting her get a word or a breath in, Jordan was already halfway across the room, heading for the front door. She followed suit. Jordan poked his head out the front door, hurriedly, but keeping quiet. There were no zombies around the front, but the back glass was being beaten on and there was no stopping infiltration. As he locked the door behind them and darted out of the house, they heard the glass break and the monsters begin rummaging about the house. Jordan took the girl across the street and down another back alley. Although they had escaped the initial horde, Jordan didn’t want to attract any others. Carefully, he lead the petite girl toward his own haven.
[Okay, so...for clarification's sake... The group at the farmhouse is on evening one, the group in the church is on evening one, and Piper, Phoenix, and Jordan are on morning two?]
Damon glanced at McKayla...she had been the last one in. He smirked slightly and set a bowl of stew in front of her. "There ya go..." He nodded and took the empty seat beside her. His eyes watched her for a moment. When she asked where the other girl was she looked like she had been waiting for her to pop right in. Damon frowned slightly. "She left a few hours ago..." He said with a small shrug. "I watched her...looked like she headed into town..." he said, picking up his spoon. He began to eat. It had been a while since he had actually cooked something, but he was happy to say that it was delicious. Either that or he hadn't eaten in a long time and had forgotten what delicious meant. He sighed and ate another spoonful. A million thoughts swam through his head, of course, his face was expressionless and didn't show any of his thoughts. He wondered why he had decided to tell McKayla about his past...if they had been in the world before the Apocalypse, he would have been killed for telling someone even that small amount of information. The C.I.A had forbidden him to find his sister, said that he had more important things to do...but he didn't listen. They never found out that he saved her...but they had their suspicions. Even though no expression was on his face, his normally bright blue eyes were somewhat more dull...expressing that he was thinking, remembering, but no one would be able to tell if it was a happy memory or not...Damon's expression never changed.
Damon<3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIKnvzIuokc




pud / demigirl / pan
Damon<3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIKnvzIuokc
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