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Ms. LaFaye
Darkness was almost normal now in the school teacher's apartment, right along with silence. Currently the woman was lacing up her tennis shoes and tying her hair into a tight bun. Long locks weren't exactly the smartest or safest to have but Alex just hadn't thought to take a pair of scissors to herself. Despite the passage of time she was probably still in shock. Not completely unreasonable given the circumstances. But it really didn't matter anyway, the point was she needed clean water and something to eat and if she had to fight those things all the better to have her hair out of easy grabbing range.
The same rule applied to clothing. She didn't exactly like the outfit, but it was practical for the excursion. Alexandra had learned the hard way that loose comfy clothes weren't exactly choice attire for a zombie invasion. So her options were limited, and without taking the time to alter her regular clothes the gag outfit from christmas would work just fine. A pair of skin tight black pants and the matching sleeveless top which, unfortunately, had a rather low v-neck that she had no safety pins to clip shut. The outfit had been thrust upon her by her brothers and she had been forced to parade around the kitchen in it, red as brick. Sure it wasn't that bad really and the belts that came with it made good holsters now. It was just that it wasn't her style at all and her siblings had used that and her single status to tease her until she had been ready to strangle them all.
Taking a breath and putting a stop to the reminising Alex opened the door to her apartment and left, making sure to lock up.
It didn't take long to walk to the store. As she had learned during the first day her rust bucket of a car, while trustworthy, made far too much noise to be safe. Better off to walk quietly and calmly down the street since it wasn't too far and she could take care of anything that came after her rather easily as long as there weren't too many and she stayed in area's she knew. Uneasy, as usual, Alexandra held onto the handle of her kitchen knife so tight her knuckles turned white. Her second weapon was stuck firmly in her belts. A rather unimpressive weapon, if it could even be classified as such. What used to be a yard-stick, broken and stained with what she could only assume was cherry filling. Or perhaps blood, that was possible too. Alex had been holding onto it for dear life when she had left the school the first day of the invasion and hadn't had the heart to get rid of it.
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