Disable your Ad Blocker! Thanks :)
Chapter 13
by Alexleigh
Oh shit?
"Oh shit!"
"Damn right, oh shit!" Mute yells back. "Quick throw some dirt on it!" He's currently fighting a flaming stool, slapping some sense into the fire with his shirt.
You run to the furthest, bent-girdle wall, and start digging out dirt with your hands. The effort is a nice distraction from Mute's shirtless body. He's not exactly a muscle man, but a slim, lean machine. His biceps bulging, glistening with sweat as he whips his shirt, punishing the fire. What a bad fire it is. It's been a bad, bad fire. Why, sugar, If you hadn't stopped me, my fire would have licked that log completely clean. Guess you've got to punish me now, da--
"Shiva! Dirt!" Mute yells, exasperated. "Now, please!" With a yelp, he let's go of his shirt - also on fire - waving his hand frantically in an effort to cool it down.
The desk is also on fire now. That makes three things on fire. Generally speaking, there's way more fire happening right now than anyone should be comfortable with at any given moment.
You throw a pile of dirt on...
Light Spook: I know it's tempting, but don't pick the third.
Disable your Ad Blocker! Thanks :)
Dawnbreaker
What Remains
Humanity did a tiny apocalypse. No one really knows what happened - robot uprising, plague, maybe an invasion of weather balloons. What matters is that humanity still stubbornly lingers around earth like a drunk after closing time. You're Shiva. A twenty something girl caught between freedom and responsibility. Living your life, exploring the world with your friends or working in your father's workshop for all eternity. It shouldn't be a tough choice for most. Then again, no one else has your unique talent of intense self-loathing with an added dose of over thinking every single decision you've ever made. TW: To be added
- Tags
- slowburn, romance, sci-fi, post apocalypse
Updated on Oct 6, 2019
by Alexleigh
Created on Sep 16, 2019
by Alexleigh
With every decision at the end of a chapter your score changes. Here are your current variables.
- All Comments
- Chapter Comments