The schools and jobs on indefinite leave as the news blared stories across the states about an unknown virus.

Isaac and you were staying at the McCall’s when the internet just stops. Isaac groans and tosses his phone, the living room illuminated by emergency candles and TV.

The TV broadcaster is cut off by STATE OF EMERGENCY.

Sirens fill the streets, flying by and into town. The TV goes out.

You peek out the window, a man staggers in the street and a scream is heard next door.