Parking Area

[Monday] [9:45 AM]

Reaching the pool area, Alice and Rachel saw the pool area is surrounded by a chain link fence. Running towards it, Alice and Rachel climbed the chain link fence as quickly as they could, their hearts pounding in their chests. Alice's shirt got stuck on a sharp portion of the fence, ripping it slightly as she freed herself. They dropped down on the other side and ran towards the parking area, but they stopped abruptly when they saw hundreds of infected people in the distance.

"Oh my God, what do we do now?" Rachel asked, her voice trembling with fear.

Alice scanned the area and saw the new administration building under construction. "We can go there. Maybe we can find a place to hide."

Alice and Rachel cautiously entered the new administration building, their eyes scanning their surroundings for any sign of danger. They made their way to the third floor, searching for a room to barricade themselves in.

"Here, this one," Alice said, gesturing to a room with windows at the corner of the building. From this vantage point, they could see the parking area.

They quickly barricaded the door with desks and chairs, securing it as best as they could. Just as they were finishing up, they heard footsteps running towards the building.

Alice and Rachel exchanged a glance, both of them knowing that they needed to hurry up and finish barricading the room. They worked quickly, pushing furniture up against the door and wedging it into place.

As they were finishing up, they heard the sound of footsteps and muffled moaning coming from downstairs. Both girls froze, straining their ears to hear what was happening.

They heard a woman's voice, high-pitched and ****, calling out for help. Then, the sound of heavy footsteps and grunting.

Alice and Rachel shared a horrified look. They both knew what was happening.

The woman's screams filled the air, punctuated by the guttural growls of the infected. The moans and grunts grew louder, and then, silence.

Alice and Rachel felt a cold dread settle over them. They huddled together in the corner of the room, trying to make themselves as small as possible.

Alice and Rachel exchanged worried glances as they heard the woman's muffled moans coming from somewhere in the building. They hadn't seen her, but they could hear the sounds of her violation echoing through the halls.

"Should we check on her?" Rachel whispered, her voice barely audible.

Alice shook her head. "It's too risky. We don't know how many infected are still in the building."

Rachel nodded reluctantly, and they both returned to their task of fortifying the room. They worked quickly, dragging furniture and debris to block the door and seal off any potential entry points.

As they worked, they couldn't help but steal glances at each other, their eyes filled with fear and uncertainty. They had never experienced anything like this before, and they had no idea what the future held.

Finally, they finished barricading the room. They collapsed onto the floor, exhausted and panting heavily.

"Do you think we'll be safe here?" Rachel asked, her voice trembling.

Alice wrapped her arms around Rachel, holding her close. "We'll be fine. We just need to stay quiet and hidden until it's safe to leave."

Contacting the cops and other emergency services proved to be useless, as each time they dialed, they received a recorded message stating that all circuits were currently busy.

They sat in silence for a few moments, listening to the sounds of the infected outside. They could hear screams and moans, and the distant sound of gunfire.

-OoOoO-

[Monday] [11:21 AM]

Rachel's heart raced as she clutched her phone, desperately trying to get ahold of her family. Message after message went unread, and call after call went unanswered. Tears streamed down her face as she thought of the worst-case scenarios.

Next to her, Alice was on the phone with her brother, assuring him that they were safe and hidden. Hearing Alice's reassurances made Rachel feel a tiny bit better, but the fear for her own family still gnawed at her.

Once they hung up, Rachel turned to Alice, her voice barely above a whisper. "What if something happened to my family? What if they're injured? Or worse..."

Alice watched as Rachel struggled to maintain her composure, her own heart aching for her friend. She knew all too well the pain of not being able to reach loved ones during such a chaotic time.

"Hey, hey, it's okay," Alice said, wrapping her arms around Rachel. "We don't know what's going on yet. Your family could be safe and just unable to reach you right now."

Rachel nodded, wiping away her tears. "I know. I just can't shake this feeling of helplessness. It's like everything is spiraling out of control."

Rachel looked at Alice, her eyes reflecting the same fear and uncertainty that Alice felt. "What if we never make it out of here?" she whispered.

Alice gave Rachel a sympathetic nod. "Trust me, I get it. But we have each other, and that's something to be grateful for. We'll get through this together."

Alice wrapped her arms around Rachel, pulling her close. "We will," she said confidently. "My brother is coming for us, and we'll be out of here soon."

Rachel managed a small smile, appreciative of Alice's kind words. They sat in silence for a few moments, listening to the sounds of the infected outside.

Suddenly, Alice remembered something. "Hey, do you have any games on your phone? We could play something to pass the time."

Rachel brightened up at the suggestion. "Yeah, I think I have a few games installed. Let me check."

She rummaged through her bag and pulled out her phone. After scrolling through the apps, she selected a game and handed the phone to Alice. "Here, you can play first."

Alice accepted the phone gratefully and started playing the game. It was a simple puzzle game, but it required concentration and strategy. She found herself becoming absorbed in it, losing track of time.

Meanwhile, Rachel watched Alice play, her head resting on Alice's shoulder. She felt safe and protected with Alice by her side. Even in the midst of this nightmare, she couldn't help but feel a spark of joy and contentment.

-OoOoO-

[Monday] [7:08 PM]

As the night rolled in, the sounds of the infected changed. Gone were the screams and moans, replaced by the sounds of an intense orgy. Under the automatic lamps of the university walkway, Alice and Rachel could see the infected gathering together, their bodies writhing in pleasure as they engaged in various acts of debauchery.

Alice watched in fascination as one female infected was gladly gangbanged by a group of infected males. Each thrust elicited a moan from the woman, her body arching in ecstasy as she was filled with their seed.

Beside her, Rachel shifted uncomfortably, her body tense with disgust. "Why are they doing that?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper.

Alice shook her head. "I don't know," she admitted. "But… the virus affects their behavior, making them more animalistic and driven by their lust."

Rachel nodded, her eyes glued to the scene unfolding before them. As they watched, another infected male approached a female infected, his cock already erect and glistening with pre-cum. The female eagerly swallowed his length, her head bobbing up and down as she pleasured him.