It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains. Never was the truth more plain than during the recent attacks at Netherfield Park, in which a household of eighteen was slaughted and consumed by the horde of the living dead.
"My dear Mr. Bennet," said his lady to him one day, "have you
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Wow, she must've gotten into that book.
"Is this a drill?" He really couldn't be sure if she was playing it up or if she was just that jumpy. "I'm not really sure what I should do right now."
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Slowly color crept into her cheeks.
"N..no. I'm sorry. I-- are you okay?" She asked embarrassed. She did NOT just almost shoot a freaking fireball at someone over a stupid zombie book!
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"I think so."
So long as he wasn't about to become barbecued chicken. "Are you?"
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"So, um... I'm Angel. I don't recognize you. I don't think I would have gotten so trigger happy if I knew you. At least, I hope."
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Considering that she'd almost blasted him with a fireball -and how cool was that, only not if it had hit him, because that would hurt- he was exceptionally calm. Calmer than he would've been had his editor been yelling at him.
Strange.
"I can't read suspense novels without flipping to the back."
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Angel scrunched her nose. "But then you'd know how it ends." Thank you Captain Obvious. "Where's the fun in that?"
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"I um, I can never just read them, I have to know if I'm right. You know when you theorise what's going to happen and who the bad guy is? I'm terrible and just waiting to find out."
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"I guess I'm partial to surprises." She smiled. "Even people scaring the beejus out of me while I'm reading zombie novels. I'm Angel by the way."
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"I'm Spencer; not fond of surprises, but loves birthday presents and Christmas morning." Maybe he just didn't have the patience for suspense novels.
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Angel giggled. "Yeah? When's your birthday? I can make a mean birthday cake."
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"Um, it's in July. So you'll have a while to wait."
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"That's okay. July what?"
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"The twenty-ninth. It's like more than half a year away."
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"Well, I'll write it down anyway. We might still be working together and you really don't want to miss out on one of my cakes. I don't mean to brag or anything. I mean it's not like I can cook cook but baking is something I'm pretty good at."
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