Quarantined

This post is written for Friday Fictioneers.

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PHOTO PROMPT © Na’ama Yehuda

They had been quarantined for so long they had ceased to remember it. It started out slow with the leader of their nation promising that it would magically go away once the warm season began. It didn’t. A night out on the town with a fine meal at a fancy restaurant was a distant memory. The mere fact of wearing a mask was now a polarizing political statement. Are you red or are you blue? The deaths began to rise at an alarming rate. The elderly clogged the emergency rooms. The young thought they were immune. They weren’t.

13 comments

  1. It’s still pretty bad over here too, but nothing like what we are shown from the US. I’m really not sure what people need to see to take the threat of the pandemic seriously…

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