The other two bandits jumped to the side as Alfonso grabbed
Jenny and helped her back into our shelter. Kyle, the idiot that he is, just
froze. He stood there like a deer in headlights as the two surviving looters
shouted obscenities and accused us of luring them into a trap.
I wish it had been our trap, but we had no idea who the
shooter was. All I knew was that another sniper shot blew through one of the
shelves where another looter was hidden.
In a moment of heroics, I leapt forward and grabbed Kyle,
dragging him to the ground as another shot pierced through a bag of toilet
paper, sending papery shards scattered around like confetti. I heard a looter call
out in pain as another shot blasted into his chest, killing him.
The surviving looter, the shotgun wielder, blasted a round
out the broken window where the shots were coming from. But, popping out of his
hiding place revealed him to the shooter, who promptly planted a bullet in his
chest, sending him flying backwards like a rag doll.
I stood up, hoping that the shooter was not out for my blood as well. I stepped forward and
grabbed the fallen shotgun (I left Ophelia on my bedroll on the other side of
the store). I held it up, what I hoped would be a sign of surrender to our
savior.
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