Kirkby In A Nutshell: A Rewritten And Improved Edition.

Chapter 11: New beginnings.

Nottingham was wrecked. Every other building was collapsed and the rest were all smoke drowned. The sky remained a thick grey, and the tall building hid inside the clouds of smoke. The glass of every shop front was smashed, and many of them had been looted. We kept our weapons close by. The people around us were all wearing black hoodies and camouflaged trousers. They all stared as we walked towards the broken down shopping centre. The glass windows had been destroyed. The building itself was falling apart. It was real, and scary. The way the clouds move made it feel as though we were in a transcendental state, weaving in and out if the building.
"We have to kill them all." I said, and i was looking around for any one wearing a Russian uniform. "They are scum and need a genocide."
"That makes no sense." One of the group said. I turned around and saw Kayleigh scowling at me. "If you become Hitler's sidekick, I'm leaving you!"
"Shut up!" I said. "You need to understand why I'm like this. At this point im the angriest man on fucking earth."
"Fuck you, or maybe you shouldnt have, 'cause, if you have forgotten I'm fucking pregnant! Youre all rushing around, attempting to kill people, and I'm walking slowly behind you all, I'm supposed to be walking with a walking stick, but you dont care!"
"We all know but you need to hurry up!"
"Fuck off!" She cried, "Just leave me here and fuck yourself, I don't know take Ava?"
"Kayle-"
"Don't even try. You've made your choice."
"I haven't." I said.
"You can either walk, and leave me behind to die. Or you can get over here and apologise. You're choice." She said, staring at me.
I stepped over to her and we hugged. I pulled back and she looked me in the eyes. Her tears streaked down her face. I wiped it with my thumb and kissed her. Her tears continued to fall as I kissed, and we didn't break apart.
"I'm sorry. I honestly am." I said, nearly on the verge of tears. I kissed her again as she began accepting my apology.
We wandered, slowly around and reached an elevator. To my surprise, it actually worked. We walked in, and pressed to go up, into the top floor of the centre. However, the elevator alarm sounded, and instead of rising, began to lower into the ground...