DANIEL
Enny gave me a small smile when she noticed that I was staring at her and I returned it before we finally got to the food storage area and handed the boxes we were carrying to the people that would arrange them. All the boxes in the room were labelled and were stacked according to their labels.
We left the room and after a couple of minutes, we got out of the bunker. It was already night and I guessed it was probably past eleven PM but curfew was officially cancelled. Other than the darkness which was kept at bay by the street lamps, all that seemed to exist was the chilling wind that had a harsh bite which I could feel through my clothes. The airs on my arm raised and goose bumps began to tingle on them. We were all hungry, thirsty, cold and tired but we had to finish moving the boxes containing food, medicine and other essential things.
