-May, we have been in here for days. Me, Drew, Kelly, and Michael. I don’t even know how they got Michael, he doesn’t work here. He hasn’t spoken since they locked us in. Most of us haven’t. I think Drew is going crazy, he tried to eat the papers on my desk, we had to stop him. The only thing here close to food is water, and we only have a few gallons left. We tried to open the doors, they won’t work. Kelly tried to break the door, she dislocated her shoulder. The windows won’t break nor open. I should go, I’ll update everyday.
Update 1.
Drew is gone. He smashed his head against the window too many times. It was a horrifying death, we all got blood all over us. Kelly suggested eating Drew, but Michael quickly shut that idea down. He’s talking now, but he is struggling. He barely stayed okay living normally, he won’t last long like this.
Update 2.
Nothing much happened today. We moved Drew over to an empty corner and covered him with a spare area rug. Using an almost empty bottle of Windex, we were able to clean the blood off the windows. I sort of wish we hadn’t. They launched the bombs. They didn’t comprehend that launching off forty-two nuclear bombs at once wouldn’t end well. The whole place is a desolate wasteland. I don’t know how we survived, but we did. There are dead bodies everywhere.
Update 3.
Michael finally gave up. It’s been a week and a half since we got locked up, and he finally died. We don’t know how, we just woke up in the morning and he was dead. Me and Kelly put his body with Drew’s, and we can smell it everywhere. We are running low on water, I’ll probably be the next to go. May, I don’t know what to say. You were right, but I already knew that. I guess I can only say I love you. I know that probably doesn’t mean much anymore, you’ve been dead for weeks. But I really do. I have given up on there being an afterlife, so I probably won’t see you again. I remember the last thing I said to you. I was working, and you had it take a water break. I told you that you couldn’t take too long of a break, or I might die. You laughed and walked over to the water cooler in the hallway. I never talked to you after that. You never saw me after that. May, I miss you. I just want life to go back the way it was. We would work all day, then come back home and watch tv till midnight. I remember back then the only thing we cared about was if a new season of our favorite show was out, or if we had enough chips left. Those were the days.
Update 4.
Me and Kelly are spending our time looking through pictures I have of us. Our wedding was only a couple months before you died, you looked beautiful. I failed you May. I started smoking again, I still do. I only had a pack of cigarettes in my desk, and my last one I’m going to use later. Kelly hates it, she says now's as good a time as ever to quit. She doesn’t know anything, but we never really talked before now so I don’t blame her. I have a horrible headache, I should stop writing. May, I miss you. I know I’m never going to see you again, but I still miss you. Goodbye May, for real this time.-
You look down at the pages, a single tear rolls down your face. You stare at the now destroyed building, realizing all of those innocent workers that died here, starving and watching the world collapse around them. Your gas mask rubs against your now red skin, a blister starts to form. You put the now tattered journal in your pouch, and walk away.