Kellie's Diary: Decay of Innocence

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didn’t run down the freeway, I ran out into the fields from the house, so checking the map won’t do any good.  I think I’m lost.
                  It was dark when I was running, so it was hard to tell which way I was going.  I think that’s even more scary, not knowing where I am.  At least when I know where I’m going I don’t feel so scared.  Now I’m in some forest.
                  Actually, I’m not sure it’s a forest, but it’s a field with some tall trees in it.  Usually when I think of forests there are tons of trees, and there isn’t that many here.  So I don’t know.  I hear a couple of birds right now, and it’s kind of nice.
                  Do you think animals turn into zombies too?  I haven’t seen any, but I’m thinking it could happen.  That’s scary too.  Animals are harder to run away from, they’re usually faster than people.  I have no idea what I’d do if that happened.  I love animals, and I don’t want to kill one, but if it’s a zombie animal I might have to.
                  No, I don’t know how!  I only have a slingshot, I don’t have a gun or anything like hunters do.  I don’t have a knife either.  Maybe I’d end up dead by an animal instead of a regular zombie.  Unless the animals go slower too, so who knows.  Maybe I’m getting worried for nothing.
                  I don’t know, I’m sorry, I’m not trying to be mean.  I think I’m just tired, and I’m hungry.  I don’t think I’ll ever get used to this.  Maybe I should have just died back there, instead of trying to run away all the time.  I lost where I am, so now I don’t know if I’ll ever get to Grandpa’s house.
                  I think being all by myself is making me think about too many weird things.  Stuff I don't want to think about.
                  I just heard a BOOM.  It sounded a little like thunder, but there isn't enough clouds.  I think.... wait, do you think it was a gun?  Is someone around here?
                  Another one!  It doesn't sound very close, but I think I can figure out where it might be coming from.
                  I think I should go see what it is.  Don't worry, I'll stay hiding so whatever it is can't see me.  I'll let you know what I find out.
     

Chapter 24
     
                  Barbie, you'll never guess what I found.  Go on, guess. Give up?
                  Trailer houses!  I hear people inside, too! I had to go a ways before I found it. I heard that boom a couple more times, so I tried to follow where the sound came from.  There's a lot of tall grass around, so it's easy for me to stay hiding.
                  There's a really big wall fence made of wood and metal, and it kind of looks like some tall tower was built next to it.  I see some people walking around it!  And they aren’t zombies!  I see them talking to each other!  This place doesn’t look too big, but it’s hard to tell from out here.
                  There could be a whole lot of people in there.  It’s been so long since I’ve seen real people.  I feel happy, but kind of weird too.  I actually am okay with being alone now, so hanging out with other people is really hard to think about.
                  I want to go say hi, but…. I just feel way too scared to.  What if they think I’m strange?  Or they don’t like me?  Will they just tell me to go away?  … what if these are bad people?  There’s so much I’m trying to think about but it isn’t making much sense.
                  Is there something wrong with me?  I should be happy that there are other people, right?  Okay, I AM happy, but why do I feel scared?  Maybe I’m just not used to being around people anymore.  I don’t know, I guess I kind of feel like they won’t understand me.
                  I’m

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