Zombies Unleashed

Smiling, the dark haired male began to pull the red head back towards his home.

He sighed and gave in.
"Fine..."

"Hey..." The older of the two said almost disappointedly before grabbing onto the red head's arm. "Please..."

Sighing he shook his head and continued to walk. He didn't belong there, he'd already messed up so much for them.

The dark haired male frowned and shook his head. "No. You brought me back here, I'm sure they want to thank you."

"Go back" The red head said simply, not even turning around to face the older male "They've missed you"

Looking back at his red head friend, Carlos heaved a sigh and pulled away from his father. "I'll be back in a minute..."
His father nodded in understanding as Carlos began to walk after his friend.

Skye looked at Carlos sadly. He wished he could hug his father. Turning he walked away knowing it was all his fault it had turned out this way.

"You have no idea how much we've been worrying..." Vincent said trying to stop himself from crying, he hugged his son tighter. Carlos sighed deeply and hugged his father back almost reluctantly.

The red head backed away giving the two space.

Vincent stared at Carlos for a moment before his eyes widened. "...C-Carlos?"
The dark haired male nodded slowly, not looking at his father. He soon found him wrapped up in his fathers arms, though clearly he didn't want to be there.

Skye went behind Carlos and pushed him forward, towards his father.

The door eventually opened, showing a rather exhausted and distraught Vincent. He didn't really notice who was at the door, but quickly asked what they wanted.

Smiling slightly he walked forward and knocked on the door nervously.

Sighing once again, Carlos looked at his red head friend and finally agreed to walk into the building.

"At least you have parents to return to..." The young boy trailed off

Wincing slightly, he looked back at the red head despairingly clearly dreading entering the house.

Skye grabbed Carlos' arm tightly and tried to stop him from walking away.

Shaking his head, Carlos sighed and once again refused as he began to walk away.

The red head looked up, almost pleadingly, and told Carlos that he'd come this far and there was no point in backing down now.

The mere sight of the house made Carlos' heart sink. What would his parents think of him? Sighing almost silently, he stopped in his tracks and refused to go inside.

A few hours later the three arrived outside of where Carlos' parents lived.

Heaving a sigh, the older male reluctantly followed the red head continuing to stare at the ground silently.

Holding Carlos hand the red head pulled him ahead, not wanting Carlos to slink away into the darkness.

"Right..." He sighed rather deeply and rubbed his head.