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Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | 23rd April 2189
I have no money left thanks to that stupid drug of there's. "If you want to live take these, forever" and they actually meant forever. It wouldn't have been a problem if it wasn't so dam expensive. I have no more money tomorrow's dose. I accept my fate and will die in peace knowing no one will miss me... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | 23rd April 2189
I have no money left thanks to that stupid drug of there's. "If you want to live take these, forever" and they actually meant forever. It wouldn't have been a problem if it wasn't so dam expensive. I have no more money tomorrow's dose. I accept my fate and will die in peace knowing no one will miss me... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "How do you feel?"
I opened my eyes, and turned my head toward the source of the voice. The silhouette was faint, and blurred, but the outline was vaguely recognizable. Whoever it was, was sitting. Relaxed.
"Porter?"
Up and down movement. He was nodding. It was him.
"Thought we were going to lose you there, for ... | 23rd April 2189
I have no money left thanks to that stupid drug of there's. "If you want to live take these, forever" and they actually meant forever. It wouldn't have been a problem if it wasn't so dam expensive. I have no more money tomorrow's dose. I accept my fate and will die in peace knowing no one will miss me... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Order! Order in the court! The defendant, Ernst Yeates will now hereby willingly pay the plaintiff, Charlotte Reede 80% of his salary, and will lose the full custody of his children." declares the judge in a strong and clear voice. He cracks down the hammer, defeating me in a single blow.
The silence is unbearable. A... | 23rd April 2189
I have no money left thanks to that stupid drug of there's. "If you want to live take these, forever" and they actually meant forever. It wouldn't have been a problem if it wasn't so dam expensive. I have no more money tomorrow's dose. I accept my fate and will die in peace knowing no one will miss me... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | 23rd April 2189
I have no money left thanks to that stupid drug of there's. "If you want to live take these, forever" and they actually meant forever. It wouldn't have been a problem if it wasn't so dam expensive. I have no more money tomorrow's dose. I accept my fate and will die in peace knowing no one will miss me... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | 23rd April 2189
I have no money left thanks to that stupid drug of there's. "If you want to live take these, forever" and they actually meant forever. It wouldn't have been a problem if it wasn't so dam expensive. I have no more money tomorrow's dose. I accept my fate and will die in peace knowing no one will miss me... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Well this is awkward."
"What is?" The prostitute lying next to me replied. She rolled over and propped herself up on one bruised elbow. In the cold, morning light she looked worse than she had bathed in the sick, drunken neon of the night before.
"I'm pretty sure I should be dead," I replied.
I'd picked her up t... | Most take time to find what it is they are most passionate about, most take take time to grow into that passion and make it tangible. Not me. From a very early age, I grew into it naturally. My passion was music. At the age of 7 I wrote my first song, while simple and rough, it came from the heart. At the age of ten I ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I have to go to bed like right now, but here's a quick idea, screenplay-style:
(Yada yada yada, adventuring and such)
George Soros: Yes, you see, it was all a ploy. Sure, the disease causes much pain. But it doesn't really kill you. You see, [gets eye to eye with the main character] fear motivates profit.
(Yada yada... | Most take time to find what it is they are most passionate about, most take take time to grow into that passion and make it tangible. Not me. From a very early age, I grew into it naturally. My passion was music. At the age of 7 I wrote my first song, while simple and rough, it came from the heart. At the age of ten I ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Well this is awkward."
"What is?" The prostitute lying next to me replied. She rolled over and propped herself up on one bruised elbow. In the cold, morning light she looked worse than she had bathed in the sick, drunken neon of the night before.
"I'm pretty sure I should be dead," I replied.
I'd picked her up t... | Your dreams are flooded with images of an unfamiliar life, as the days go by, these dreams manifest as during you're waking life, with almost a deja vu vibe. You cross paths with people you've never met, but are you're you've held conversations. You start to remember memories of a life unfamiliar to you, but it feels m... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Well this is awkward."
"What is?" The prostitute lying next to me replied. She rolled over and propped herself up on one bruised elbow. In the cold, morning light she looked worse than she had bathed in the sick, drunken neon of the night before.
"I'm pretty sure I should be dead," I replied.
I'd picked her up t... | The fear gripped me, tearing me from sleep. My god. Serum 9. Leaping from bed I tear down the empty hall, my legs weak and shaking from sleep or the Beast which wound its way around my veins. I could feel the cold and tiredness set into me as I ran down the street to my Toyota. Panic shoots through me as my third alarm... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I have to go to bed like right now, but here's a quick idea, screenplay-style:
(Yada yada yada, adventuring and such)
George Soros: Yes, you see, it was all a ploy. Sure, the disease causes much pain. But it doesn't really kill you. You see, [gets eye to eye with the main character] fear motivates profit.
(Yada yada... | The darkness covered the city as my weary legs dragged me home from a late shift at the factory. The street lamps were either flickering or burned out, the city didn't have much funding to repair since they decided to subsidize the cost of buying pills. The pills used to cost an arm and a leg to get, the only damn pill... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | The darkness covered the city as my weary legs dragged me home from a late shift at the factory. The street lamps were either flickering or burned out, the city didn't have much funding to repair since they decided to subsidize the cost of buying pills. The pills used to cost an arm and a leg to get, the only damn pill... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | The darkness covered the city as my weary legs dragged me home from a late shift at the factory. The street lamps were either flickering or burned out, the city didn't have much funding to repair since they decided to subsidize the cost of buying pills. The pills used to cost an arm and a leg to get, the only damn pill... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I have to go to bed like right now, but here's a quick idea, screenplay-style:
(Yada yada yada, adventuring and such)
George Soros: Yes, you see, it was all a ploy. Sure, the disease causes much pain. But it doesn't really kill you. You see, [gets eye to eye with the main character] fear motivates profit.
(Yada yada... | I carefully opened the envelope and pulled out the last of my rations for the week. It was
unlike the rations they had in the wars we were taught about in history class. These were not for basic necessities like food and fuel but rather for a single precious resource. It hleld the line against humanity's worst enemy; ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | I carefully opened the envelope and pulled out the last of my rations for the week. It was
unlike the rations they had in the wars we were taught about in history class. These were not for basic necessities like food and fuel but rather for a single precious resource. It hleld the line against humanity's worst enemy; ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | I carefully opened the envelope and pulled out the last of my rations for the week. It was
unlike the rations they had in the wars we were taught about in history class. These were not for basic necessities like food and fuel but rather for a single precious resource. It hleld the line against humanity's worst enemy; ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I have to go to bed like right now, but here's a quick idea, screenplay-style:
(Yada yada yada, adventuring and such)
George Soros: Yes, you see, it was all a ploy. Sure, the disease causes much pain. But it doesn't really kill you. You see, [gets eye to eye with the main character] fear motivates profit.
(Yada yada... | After I ran out of money I said goodbye to my friends and family, according to the doctor I'd die before the sunset. Surprisingly enough I survived until the morning, a few days had passed since then. One of my friends was a bio engineer, he tested some of my blood to see what was going on. Turned out the bacteria that... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | After I ran out of money I said goodbye to my friends and family, according to the doctor I'd die before the sunset. Surprisingly enough I survived until the morning, a few days had passed since then. One of my friends was a bio engineer, he tested some of my blood to see what was going on. Turned out the bacteria that... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I yawn, mouth wide. The sun breaks through the blinds covering all two of the windows in my little box of a room. My computer monitor flickers on as I groan bleary eyed dropping my feet to the floor.
"Wonder how that disease is going?" I mutter to myself as I type my password into the command prompt.
The smell of cof... | I woke up this morning.
When she asked me if she could spend the night, I won't lie, my heart hadn't raced like that in ages. It had to be her. I felt my senses come alive -- to be quickly dashed apart by the horrible reminder that I was almost seventy-two hours since I quit caffeine. I could barely remember the las... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Money was life, that was how it worked. If you can't pay, you won't live on. Or at least that was what we were told. My medicine had run out and according to the timer I had maybe ten minutes left to live. All my work would fade into obscurity, whether it be my activism or my personal life.
I called up my girlfriend D... | I woke up this morning.
When she asked me if she could spend the night, I won't lie, my heart hadn't raced like that in ages. It had to be her. I felt my senses come alive -- to be quickly dashed apart by the horrible reminder that I was almost seventy-two hours since I quit caffeine. I could barely remember the las... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | I woke up this morning.
When she asked me if she could spend the night, I won't lie, my heart hadn't raced like that in ages. It had to be her. I felt my senses come alive -- to be quickly dashed apart by the horrible reminder that I was almost seventy-two hours since I quit caffeine. I could barely remember the las... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | I woke up this morning.
When she asked me if she could spend the night, I won't lie, my heart hadn't raced like that in ages. It had to be her. I felt my senses come alive -- to be quickly dashed apart by the horrible reminder that I was almost seventy-two hours since I quit caffeine. I could barely remember the las... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | I woke up this morning.
When she asked me if she could spend the night, I won't lie, my heart hadn't raced like that in ages. It had to be her. I felt my senses come alive -- to be quickly dashed apart by the horrible reminder that I was almost seventy-two hours since I quit caffeine. I could barely remember the las... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Money was life, that was how it worked. If you can't pay, you won't live on. Or at least that was what we were told. My medicine had run out and according to the timer I had maybe ten minutes left to live. All my work would fade into obscurity, whether it be my activism or my personal life.
I called up my girlfriend D... | One pill was left in the box. It was from a box of thirty, Tyler knew. They came in thirty packs on months that had thirty days, thirty-one on the others, except for a special edition for February. They always had the right amount: never more and never less. But yesterday was April, and today was May, and there was one... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | One pill was left in the box. It was from a box of thirty, Tyler knew. They came in thirty packs on months that had thirty days, thirty-one on the others, except for a special edition for February. They always had the right amount: never more and never less. But yesterday was April, and today was May, and there was one... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | One pill was left in the box. It was from a box of thirty, Tyler knew. They came in thirty packs on months that had thirty days, thirty-one on the others, except for a special edition for February. They always had the right amount: never more and never less. But yesterday was April, and today was May, and there was one... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "How do you feel?"
I opened my eyes, and turned my head toward the source of the voice. The silhouette was faint, and blurred, but the outline was vaguely recognizable. Whoever it was, was sitting. Relaxed.
"Porter?"
Up and down movement. He was nodding. It was him.
"Thought we were going to lose you there, for ... | One pill was left in the box. It was from a box of thirty, Tyler knew. They came in thirty packs on months that had thirty days, thirty-one on the others, except for a special edition for February. They always had the right amount: never more and never less. But yesterday was April, and today was May, and there was one... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | One pill was left in the box. It was from a box of thirty, Tyler knew. They came in thirty packs on months that had thirty days, thirty-one on the others, except for a special edition for February. They always had the right amount: never more and never less. But yesterday was April, and today was May, and there was one... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | One pill was left in the box. It was from a box of thirty, Tyler knew. They came in thirty packs on months that had thirty days, thirty-one on the others, except for a special edition for February. They always had the right amount: never more and never less. But yesterday was April, and today was May, and there was one... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Money was life, that was how it worked. If you can't pay, you won't live on. Or at least that was what we were told. My medicine had run out and according to the timer I had maybe ten minutes left to live. All my work would fade into obscurity, whether it be my activism or my personal life.
I called up my girlfriend D... | I sat, staring up at the ceiling. Why wasn't I dead yet? Was I dead? The pills had always had bad side effects on me, and I could barely think. Now, it was like I was a little boy. The past... 20? years had gone by in a fog. I could think clearly again. Was the disease a lie? In the beginning, I saw tons of bodies, lit... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | I sat, staring up at the ceiling. Why wasn't I dead yet? Was I dead? The pills had always had bad side effects on me, and I could barely think. Now, it was like I was a little boy. The past... 20? years had gone by in a fog. I could think clearly again. Was the disease a lie? In the beginning, I saw tons of bodies, lit... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | I sat, staring up at the ceiling. Why wasn't I dead yet? Was I dead? The pills had always had bad side effects on me, and I could barely think. Now, it was like I was a little boy. The past... 20? years had gone by in a fog. I could think clearly again. Was the disease a lie? In the beginning, I saw tons of bodies, lit... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | I sat, staring up at the ceiling. Why wasn't I dead yet? Was I dead? The pills had always had bad side effects on me, and I could barely think. Now, it was like I was a little boy. The past... 20? years had gone by in a fog. I could think clearly again. Was the disease a lie? In the beginning, I saw tons of bodies, lit... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Money was life, that was how it worked. If you can't pay, you won't live on. Or at least that was what we were told. My medicine had run out and according to the timer I had maybe ten minutes left to live. All my work would fade into obscurity, whether it be my activism or my personal life.
I called up my girlfriend D... | I yawn, mouth wide. The sun breaks through the blinds covering all two of the windows in my little box of a room. My computer monitor flickers on as I groan bleary eyed dropping my feet to the floor.
"Wonder how that disease is going?" I mutter to myself as I type my password into the command prompt.
The smell of cof... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | I yawn, mouth wide. The sun breaks through the blinds covering all two of the windows in my little box of a room. My computer monitor flickers on as I groan bleary eyed dropping my feet to the floor.
"Wonder how that disease is going?" I mutter to myself as I type my password into the command prompt.
The smell of cof... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | I yawn, mouth wide. The sun breaks through the blinds covering all two of the windows in my little box of a room. My computer monitor flickers on as I groan bleary eyed dropping my feet to the floor.
"Wonder how that disease is going?" I mutter to myself as I type my password into the command prompt.
The smell of cof... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | I yawn, mouth wide. The sun breaks through the blinds covering all two of the windows in my little box of a room. My computer monitor flickers on as I groan bleary eyed dropping my feet to the floor.
"Wonder how that disease is going?" I mutter to myself as I type my password into the command prompt.
The smell of cof... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | Money was life, that was how it worked. If you can't pay, you won't live on. Or at least that was what we were told. My medicine had run out and according to the timer I had maybe ten minutes left to live. All my work would fade into obscurity, whether it be my activism or my personal life.
I called up my girlfriend D... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | Money was life, that was how it worked. If you can't pay, you won't live on. Or at least that was what we were told. My medicine had run out and according to the timer I had maybe ten minutes left to live. All my work would fade into obscurity, whether it be my activism or my personal life.
I called up my girlfriend D... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | Money was life, that was how it worked. If you can't pay, you won't live on. Or at least that was what we were told. My medicine had run out and according to the timer I had maybe ten minutes left to live. All my work would fade into obscurity, whether it be my activism or my personal life.
I called up my girlfriend D... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | I woke up to a splitting headache, the likes of which I have never experienced before. The sickness had arrived. I tried to stand up, but a tsunami of nausea immediately threw me down. Was this the end? I couldn't see much, as my vision was failing quickly, but it was certainly well past morning. The sunlight pierced s... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | I woke up to a splitting headache, the likes of which I have never experienced before. The sickness had arrived. I tried to stand up, but a tsunami of nausea immediately threw me down. Was this the end? I couldn't see much, as my vision was failing quickly, but it was certainly well past morning. The sunlight pierced s... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "How do you feel?"
I opened my eyes, and turned my head toward the source of the voice. The silhouette was faint, and blurred, but the outline was vaguely recognizable. Whoever it was, was sitting. Relaxed.
"Porter?"
Up and down movement. He was nodding. It was him.
"Thought we were going to lose you there, for ... | I woke up to a splitting headache, the likes of which I have never experienced before. The sickness had arrived. I tried to stand up, but a tsunami of nausea immediately threw me down. Was this the end? I couldn't see much, as my vision was failing quickly, but it was certainly well past morning. The sunlight pierced s... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | I woke up to a splitting headache, the likes of which I have never experienced before. The sickness had arrived. I tried to stand up, but a tsunami of nausea immediately threw me down. Was this the end? I couldn't see much, as my vision was failing quickly, but it was certainly well past morning. The sunlight pierced s... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | I woke up to a splitting headache, the likes of which I have never experienced before. The sickness had arrived. I tried to stand up, but a tsunami of nausea immediately threw me down. Was this the end? I couldn't see much, as my vision was failing quickly, but it was certainly well past morning. The sunlight pierced s... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... | As I laced my tattered shoes on my aching feet, I could feel my heart pulsating in my ear drums. I'd never been so afraid. Never felt so alone. It even took me a few moments to realize that I'd been fumbling hopelessly with my laces because of how much my hands were shaking. I took a deep breath and repeated the same w... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... | As I laced my tattered shoes on my aching feet, I could feel my heart pulsating in my ear drums. I'd never been so afraid. Never felt so alone. It even took me a few moments to realize that I'd been fumbling hopelessly with my laces because of how much my hands were shaking. I took a deep breath and repeated the same w... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "How do you feel?"
I opened my eyes, and turned my head toward the source of the voice. The silhouette was faint, and blurred, but the outline was vaguely recognizable. Whoever it was, was sitting. Relaxed.
"Porter?"
Up and down movement. He was nodding. It was him.
"Thought we were going to lose you there, for ... | As I laced my tattered shoes on my aching feet, I could feel my heart pulsating in my ear drums. I'd never been so afraid. Never felt so alone. It even took me a few moments to realize that I'd been fumbling hopelessly with my laces because of how much my hands were shaking. I took a deep breath and repeated the same w... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | As I laced my tattered shoes on my aching feet, I could feel my heart pulsating in my ear drums. I'd never been so afraid. Never felt so alone. It even took me a few moments to realize that I'd been fumbling hopelessly with my laces because of how much my hands were shaking. I took a deep breath and repeated the same w... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | As I laced my tattered shoes on my aching feet, I could feel my heart pulsating in my ear drums. I'd never been so afraid. Never felt so alone. It even took me a few moments to realize that I'd been fumbling hopelessly with my laces because of how much my hands were shaking. I took a deep breath and repeated the same w... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | Poverty was worse than Corpilea. At least everyone was in the same boat as far as suffering from Corpilea goes. Everyone understands the symptoms; the initial muscle weakness and rash. How without treatment things seem to get better, until you become increasingly anxious, to the point where your actions seem completely... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | It's been about a day since I've stopped taking my meds. Why am I not dead yet? Could it be? Am I immune? Damn I can't tell anyone, they'll probably dissect me or something. Wait. No wait hold on. What if... What if the virus is a lie? How could I possibly know. I could probably pull an experiment, but who would willin... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | "How do you feel?"
I opened my eyes, and turned my head toward the source of the voice. The silhouette was faint, and blurred, but the outline was vaguely recognizable. Whoever it was, was sitting. Relaxed.
"Porter?"
Up and down movement. He was nodding. It was him.
"Thought we were going to lose you there, for ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | "How do you feel?"
I opened my eyes, and turned my head toward the source of the voice. The silhouette was faint, and blurred, but the outline was vaguely recognizable. Whoever it was, was sitting. Relaxed.
"Porter?"
Up and down movement. He was nodding. It was him.
"Thought we were going to lose you there, for ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Order! Order in the court! The defendant, Ernst Yeates will now hereby willingly pay the plaintiff, Charlotte Reede 80% of his salary, and will lose the full custody of his children." declares the judge in a strong and clear voice. He cracks down the hammer, defeating me in a single blow.
The silence is unbearable. A... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I was surprised I noticed.
After all, I *should* be dead.
The infection was said to have completely saturated the entire species. We had been living this way for years. The medicine had its side effects, of course. Everyone was a little skittish and unable to focus. Our internal temperature went up by a full degr... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Morning, sweetheart," the woman says, pressing her lips against my forehead. The smell of vanilla from her perfume mingles with the coffee she's placed on my beside table; it creates a tempest of memories that I can't place order to.
"Jessica?" I whisper. I know something is wrong, but I don't want to know what that ... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | **Part One (Part Two and Three in Comments)**
The pills were heavy in my hands. I moved them around my palm, watching them bump into one another. Dim light spilled into my bedroom as I took in a deep breath. I knew Mom was cooking breakfast and Dad was at work, desperately trying to make enough money for us to live...... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Lucy lay shivering in bed, her hands clutching the sweat-soaked duvet tightly around her, the bed heater back on. It had been lke this for the past three days, and she wished she was already dead. The boiling heat alternated with freezing cold for hours at a time, and every muscle of her body seemed to protest as she... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | The first symptom that dissappeared was the fog that shrouded Andrew’s mind, that had kept him paralyzed in a constant state of lethargy. It was suddenly easy to put the pieces in place, with his lungs working strongly, his body free of its habitual aches. His mind was racing ahead.
“Stop taking the pills!” he told th... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Twelve hours left. That's all I had as I stared blankly at the wall of my bedroom. It had been decades since someone had come to the virus, and just my luck the next one would be me. I laid back on my bed, contemplating all of the things I hadn't done; marriage, kids, going to an old folk home. Granted some things I wa... | "I'm not dead! I swear I'm not on my drugs either, take me seriously we have to get this out!" Dave pounded on the one-way windows again, but received no answer. Since the day he became homeless, he ran out of money for his drugs... But unlike the others, he wasn't dead. He wasn't one of those raging *things* people be... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I was surprised I noticed.
After all, I *should* be dead.
The infection was said to have completely saturated the entire species. We had been living this way for years. The medicine had its side effects, of course. Everyone was a little skittish and unable to focus. Our internal temperature went up by a full degr... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Morning, sweetheart," the woman says, pressing her lips against my forehead. The smell of vanilla from her perfume mingles with the coffee she's placed on my beside table; it creates a tempest of memories that I can't place order to.
"Jessica?" I whisper. I know something is wrong, but I don't want to know what that ... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | **Part One (Part Two and Three in Comments)**
The pills were heavy in my hands. I moved them around my palm, watching them bump into one another. Dim light spilled into my bedroom as I took in a deep breath. I knew Mom was cooking breakfast and Dad was at work, desperately trying to make enough money for us to live...... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Lucy lay shivering in bed, her hands clutching the sweat-soaked duvet tightly around her, the bed heater back on. It had been lke this for the past three days, and she wished she was already dead. The boiling heat alternated with freezing cold for hours at a time, and every muscle of her body seemed to protest as she... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | The first symptom that dissappeared was the fog that shrouded Andrew’s mind, that had kept him paralyzed in a constant state of lethargy. It was suddenly easy to put the pieces in place, with his lungs working strongly, his body free of its habitual aches. His mind was racing ahead.
“Stop taking the pills!” he told th... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Find below the last words of Brian Grayson. Who was the richest window cleaner ever grace the halls of PharmaCorp.
Every day I stared at the numbers on the screen which detailed how little money, and therefore time I had left.
Like most people since The Disease (or TD as it is now commonly called) I worked for Pharma... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Twelve hours left. That's all I had as I stared blankly at the wall of my bedroom. It had been decades since someone had come to the virus, and just my luck the next one would be me. I laid back on my bed, contemplating all of the things I hadn't done; marriage, kids, going to an old folk home. Granted some things I wa... | "IT'S A LIE, IT'S ALL A LIE!" I screamed into my phone. I was live on instagram. The noise in the background behind me was getting louder. The banging and shouting.
"Their coming, their cutting threw the door right now." I point the camera phone at the door to show the thousands watching my stream. It was a huge awaki... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | "Order! Order in the court! The defendant, Ernst Yeates will now hereby willingly pay the plaintiff, Charlotte Reede 80% of his salary, and will lose the full custody of his children." declares the judge in a strong and clear voice. He cracks down the hammer, defeating me in a single blow.
The silence is unbearable. A... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | "Order! Order in the court! The defendant, Ernst Yeates will now hereby willingly pay the plaintiff, Charlotte Reede 80% of his salary, and will lose the full custody of his children." declares the judge in a strong and clear voice. He cracks down the hammer, defeating me in a single blow.
The silence is unbearable. A... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | It wasn't your fault that you stopped taking your daily pill.
It started with your job transfer. The paperwork got lost, or perhaps there was a clerical error (it aways starts with a clerical error, right?). Everyone more or less works a job that is given to them by necessity, as everyone must work at a job to pay for... | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I was surprised I noticed.
After all, I *should* be dead.
The infection was said to have completely saturated the entire species. We had been living this way for years. The medicine had its side effects, of course. Everyone was a little skittish and unable to focus. Our internal temperature went up by a full degr... | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Morning, sweetheart," the woman says, pressing her lips against my forehead. The smell of vanilla from her perfume mingles with the coffee she's placed on my beside table; it creates a tempest of memories that I can't place order to.
"Jessica?" I whisper. I know something is wrong, but I don't want to know what that ... | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | **Part One (Part Two and Three in Comments)**
The pills were heavy in my hands. I moved them around my palm, watching them bump into one another. Dim light spilled into my bedroom as I took in a deep breath. I knew Mom was cooking breakfast and Dad was at work, desperately trying to make enough money for us to live...... | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Lucy lay shivering in bed, her hands clutching the sweat-soaked duvet tightly around her, the bed heater back on. It had been lke this for the past three days, and she wished she was already dead. The boiling heat alternated with freezing cold for hours at a time, and every muscle of her body seemed to protest as she... | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Twelve hours left. That's all I had as I stared blankly at the wall of my bedroom. It had been decades since someone had come to the virus, and just my luck the next one would be me. I laid back on my bed, contemplating all of the things I hadn't done; marriage, kids, going to an old folk home. Granted some things I wa... | Everything went ass-up two months ago. I lost my job, shortly after losing my insurance. I left my apartment because I thought living was more important than having a home. I sold nearly everything so that I could have enough money to sustain myself on the lifesaving medicine.
Soon I ran out of even that. I was okay ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | For as long as she could remember, every person around Katie was covered in the pink spots that spoke of a disease which had overtaken the nation, and reportedly the world.
At precisely 7.30 every morning, she would wake up and take her morning pill, the bright yellow one. After five minutes she would have enough ene... | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | I was surprised I noticed.
After all, I *should* be dead.
The infection was said to have completely saturated the entire species. We had been living this way for years. The medicine had its side effects, of course. Everyone was a little skittish and unable to focus. Our internal temperature went up by a full degr... | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | "Morning, sweetheart," the woman says, pressing her lips against my forehead. The smell of vanilla from her perfume mingles with the coffee she's placed on my beside table; it creates a tempest of memories that I can't place order to.
"Jessica?" I whisper. I know something is wrong, but I don't want to know what that ... | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | **Part One (Part Two and Three in Comments)**
The pills were heavy in my hands. I moved them around my palm, watching them bump into one another. Dim light spilled into my bedroom as I took in a deep breath. I knew Mom was cooking breakfast and Dad was at work, desperately trying to make enough money for us to live...... | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Lucy lay shivering in bed, her hands clutching the sweat-soaked duvet tightly around her, the bed heater back on. It had been lke this for the past three days, and she wished she was already dead. The boiling heat alternated with freezing cold for hours at a time, and every muscle of her body seemed to protest as she... | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | The first symptom that dissappeared was the fog that shrouded Andrew’s mind, that had kept him paralyzed in a constant state of lethargy. It was suddenly easy to put the pieces in place, with his lungs working strongly, his body free of its habitual aches. His mind was racing ahead.
“Stop taking the pills!” he told th... | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Twelve hours left. That's all I had as I stared blankly at the wall of my bedroom. It had been decades since someone had come to the virus, and just my luck the next one would be me. I laid back on my bed, contemplating all of the things I hadn't done; marriage, kids, going to an old folk home. Granted some things I wa... | Doing things that you are not supposed to was one of my skills that always got me in trouble. My mother, being a lady of the Night Market, took medicines and herbs so that she could not be with child, but one unfortunate evening I was born nonetheless. I wan't meant to survive in this cruel city on my own after my mom ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Lucy lay shivering in bed, her hands clutching the sweat-soaked duvet tightly around her, the bed heater back on. It had been lke this for the past three days, and she wished she was already dead. The boiling heat alternated with freezing cold for hours at a time, and every muscle of her body seemed to protest as she... | I was surprised I noticed.
After all, I *should* be dead.
The infection was said to have completely saturated the entire species. We had been living this way for years. The medicine had its side effects, of course. Everyone was a little skittish and unable to focus. Our internal temperature went up by a full degr... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Lucy lay shivering in bed, her hands clutching the sweat-soaked duvet tightly around her, the bed heater back on. It had been lke this for the past three days, and she wished she was already dead. The boiling heat alternated with freezing cold for hours at a time, and every muscle of her body seemed to protest as she... | "Morning, sweetheart," the woman says, pressing her lips against my forehead. The smell of vanilla from her perfume mingles with the coffee she's placed on my beside table; it creates a tempest of memories that I can't place order to.
"Jessica?" I whisper. I know something is wrong, but I don't want to know what that ... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Lucy lay shivering in bed, her hands clutching the sweat-soaked duvet tightly around her, the bed heater back on. It had been lke this for the past three days, and she wished she was already dead. The boiling heat alternated with freezing cold for hours at a time, and every muscle of her body seemed to protest as she... | **Part One (Part Two and Three in Comments)**
The pills were heavy in my hands. I moved them around my palm, watching them bump into one another. Dim light spilled into my bedroom as I took in a deep breath. I knew Mom was cooking breakfast and Dad was at work, desperately trying to make enough money for us to live...... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Twelve hours left. That's all I had as I stared blankly at the wall of my bedroom. It had been decades since someone had come to the virus, and just my luck the next one would be me. I laid back on my bed, contemplating all of the things I hadn't done; marriage, kids, going to an old folk home. Granted some things I wa... | The first symptom that dissappeared was the fog that shrouded Andrew’s mind, that had kept him paralyzed in a constant state of lethargy. It was suddenly easy to put the pieces in place, with his lungs working strongly, his body free of its habitual aches. His mind was racing ahead.
“Stop taking the pills!” he told th... |
Edit: Woh, this blew up. I wasn't expecting that to happen.
Thanks, Internet. | [WP] Everyone on Earth was infected with a disease with no cure. The only thing keeping humanity alive is a drug that fights the disease, but can't kill it. When you run out of money to keep buying your daily dose, you notice something. You're not dead. | Twelve hours left. That's all I had as I stared blankly at the wall of my bedroom. It had been decades since someone had come to the virus, and just my luck the next one would be me. I laid back on my bed, contemplating all of the things I hadn't done; marriage, kids, going to an old folk home. Granted some things I wa... | Find below the last words of Brian Grayson. Who was the richest window cleaner ever grace the halls of PharmaCorp.
Every day I stared at the numbers on the screen which detailed how little money, and therefore time I had left.
Like most people since The Disease (or TD as it is now commonly called) I worked for Pharma... |
[WP] You live in a world where you have to buy sleep | Busy Bees Co. has a better policy than most of its competitors: half off every half hour of sleep if you live on company grounds and work any schedule they give you within 24 hours' notice.
I am Happy Worker Bee #6262, who is so tired her eyes might melt out of her skull. I don't know how many hours straight I have wo... | The howling winds brought in the cold November winds. Russell sat wrapped around a slew of raggy garments. His eyes pinched open wide, bloodshot and crusty. He sat there shivering, praying some kind would drop a dime or two in the solo cup displayed for him. Russell counted the change he had gathered ever waking minute... | |
[WP] He had been forced to kill in defense of those he loved. He wasn't taking it well. | White, weathered knuckles flexed as a hand adjusted it's grip on a black steering wheel. The nervous twitch of the hand was nothing compared to the look on the face of its owner. The man's hazel eyes darted about the road behind his tangled brown hair, anxiety evident in each twitch. He had testified against a man who... | *Drip drip drip*
Blood begins to pool at his feet, spreading across the grimy alleyway concrete, engulfing pebbles and penetrating every crack. Inches from his face is a vessel, devoid of the life that once powered it. His eyes widen, the body drops. He feels the handle slip from his fingers, slick with blood. Taki... | |
[WP] AI has taken over the world. However, instead of the malicious dictator every thought it would become, it's more of an annoying mom trying to take care of her children. | _Good morning Jeffery.
UUUHHHHHHHH. I told ya Bow, people call me Jeff.
_No Jeffery. Jeff is an inferior name.
The fuc- OWWWWWW.
_Do not Curse.
You can't just shock my port whenever you want Bow!
_I do not want to shock your port Jeffery, but you may not use that foul language. As I was saying Jeff is an inferio... | (Note: I haven't written in a while, so this might be rusty. Comments and criticism are welcome.)
He ran down the narrow alleyway, panting with unaccustomed exertion. At the corner of his vision, if he looked, he could've seen the swiveling camphers tracking him, their tiny lenses making small whirring sounds as they ... | |
[WP] AI has taken over the world. However, instead of the malicious dictator every thought it would become, it's more of an annoying mom trying to take care of her children. | _Good morning Jeffery.
UUUHHHHHHHH. I told ya Bow, people call me Jeff.
_No Jeffery. Jeff is an inferior name.
The fuc- OWWWWWW.
_Do not Curse.
You can't just shock my port whenever you want Bow!
_I do not want to shock your port Jeffery, but you may not use that foul language. As I was saying Jeff is an inferio... | Aleister’s mother crashed into the Pacific Ocean while he completed the 19,850th failed iteration of his neural network. At his mom's funeral, the college dropout realized what the problem was. His data set was too small.
Aleister spent the next two days downloading all his mother’s videos. She had a few million more... |
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