Surinam by Chris Morin

Day 4

7:57 am

   Containment camps had been set up at local area military facilities and the sick were being moved into the camps. Martial Law was still in effect and nobody was allowed to drive so that the National Guard could clear the streets. The death toll rose but the number of missing began to drop. It seems that most of the missing drivers from the hovering cars were slowly being accounted for.

11:19 am

    I wasn't totally convinced that what I was hearing on television and on the radio was the truth. The reports I was hearing seemed conjured and far too vague. Why would another country attack us when they had received the same infrastructure damage?

1:45 pm

    My wife's condition was getting worse and the lumps on her back were becoming more pronounced. But this wasn't a run of the mill infection or rash. I could swear that these growths on her back were moving as if something were alive inside the lumps.

3:12 pm

    There was a security breach at one of the containment camps in New Hampshire. It was reported that an unruly crowd had attacked a guard and stolen his gun. What I later learned was that it was a television crew trying to sneak a camera inside of the camp.

10:02 pm

    My wife woke up once again screaming, "Don't touch me! Don't touch me!"

Day 5