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Zombie Games Book Five (End Zone)
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Adria.
    I looked up from the sofa as Kristie paced across the room, obviously on the verge of a panic attack. “Maybe he took them to Atlanta?”
    She looked at me like I was crazy. “Without us ? It just doesn’t make any sense. Nora, what do you think is going on? You knew him better than any of us.”
    Nora, who was sitting cross-legged on the floor , flicking a lighter, looked up. “I don’t know. I’m as confused as you guys. I mean, he seemed fine, didn’t he?”
    “Yeah, actually a little too fine,” I replied. “He went from mottled and zombish to acting like he could run a marathon. It was beyond creepy, even for Billie.”
    “Billie isn’t creepy,” defended Nora. “He’s just obviously… confused.”
    “ Frankly, his confusion is going to bring him a royal ass-kicking when I get my hands on him,” replied Kristie, pulling out an empty pack of smokes from her purse. scowling, she crumpled it up and threw it across the room.  “No offense, Nora.”
    “Don’t be. He deserves a beating. I’ll even hold him down for you,” she replied.
    “If we can even find him ,” I replied. Truthfully, I was worried that he was going through the same psychosis as Austin. If that was the case, then the girls were in more trouble than anyone could possible imagine. I was almost afraid to bring it up.
    “ Okay, this is what we should do - once the guys find us a decent ride, we’ll head back towards Atlanta,” said Kristie. “I don’t know, for some reason I feel like that’s where he’s taken them. Obviously, we all know that Billie is a nice guy and I find it hard to believe that he would hurt them intentionally. He’s probably just confused. Like Nora said.”
    “ Exactly,” said Nora. “He is one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met. The Billie that I know would never hurt anyone, especially those girls.”
    “ Okay, I hate to bring this up, again ,” said Paige, who was sitting next to me on the sofa, “and I know you all think that I’m crazy, but… is it possible that he was being controlled by Travis and that’s why he left?”
    “Oh for God’s sake,” said Kristie. “You can’t really possibly believe that after Travis died, his soul jumped into Billie’s body?”
    “ Why not?” she asked. “We all agree that Travis was some kind of demon, right? So maybe his demonic spirit is inside of Billie now, controlling him.”
    Kristie sat down on a recliner and put her head in her hands. “I’m sorry but I’m still having trouble accepting that Travis was nothing more than a freaken psychopath. Hell, he died from getting shot in the chest. If he was really a demon, I doubt that would have happened.”
    “ Not if he was just borrowing the body. He probably goes around jumping from victim to victim. Like in the movies… you know?” answered Paige.
    Kristie sighed. “ Honey, this is not the movies.”
    “ Obviously. It’s real life, one that’s filled with zombies, bloody rivers, and death. If we can accept that, then why are demons so hard to imagine?”
    “Good point,” replied Kristie , sitting back. “Now I’m really going to lose my mind worry about this. Thank you.”
    “I’m sorry, mom, but we have to consider everything. What about you, Cassie?” asked Paige, turning to me. “What do you think?”
    I stared down at my nails, which were bitten down to the skin. It seemed liked years ago that I’d been sitting in Mae’s chair getting my nails done and my eyebrows plucked. I sighed. “Okay, fine… I think he’s either going crazy from the zombie virus, or,” I looked up, “you’re right and he’s been possessed by Travis. Both ideas are pretty scary.”
    “Billie is not possessed,” said Nora, putting the lighter back into the pocket of her faded blue jeans. “That’s totally ridiculous.”
    “I don’t know what to believe anymore,” said Kristie. “I just want them safe. I hope the guys get back here soon so that we can start looking for them. I
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