Dennis, Survivor

"Behind you, Dennis!" A scream quickly gained the young man's attention as he ducked just in time to miss the hands of a hungry zombie. He quickly aimed his gun at the undead and shot it, cringing at the end result.

"Not bad." Dennis's partner, Chloe, gave him a smirk as she brushed a strand of light blonde hair out of her face. It was strange to think about the fact that just a few days ago, he had now clue who this sarcastic woman was...back when everything was normal. The zombie outbreak had started just a week ago and she had been the one to save his life when he had no clue what zombies even were; after that, they've been glued together ever since.

The petite blonde definitely wasn't a bad person to be stuck alone with during these times considering she wasn't a bad looker at all. Having pale skin, Chloe had baby blue eyes with her long blonde hair in a ponytail. She wore army pants and a thick sweatshirt which some could consider unflattering if she didn't pull off the look of bad ass so damn well. As for the parts of the woman that a young man like Dennis would notice...she definitely had a firm ass to go along with breasts that perfectly matched her smaller physique...at least from what he could tell during their time together.

Dennis shook his head, running a hand through his brunet hair and shoving a pocket in his sweat pants. Chloe was adamant that the man change into something else besides those sweatpants and his favorite white tank-top which was why they were currently stuck inside of a mall, scavenging for any sort of clothes to find.

It had taken a moment for them to not only find a men's clothing store but also to find one where limited zombies were at. They were able to have a few moments to themselves without any trouble but that was before a dead guy came out of nowhere and almost chomped a piece of Dennis's flesh...the brown eyed man glanced for a moment at his partner; the gun shot would undoubtedly bring more of the undead after them but the question was if they would have enough time to be able to go shopping or not.