“Was there an announcement or something?”
“Not exactly an announcement,” she made, confused, “but I had just woken up when I suddenly felt like this, like a kind of buzzing in my head. It grabbed him by a front paw and tried to drag him into the lake. “A zoo,” I said to myself. “For now, we’re looking for a place to take shelter and be safe,” I replied and started along the wall. And that they – but I don’t know who they are – are going to fix that. Deciding that the dream was already beginning to be a little too realistic for my tastes, I stood up slowly, followed by his somewhat curious gaze. “What do we do?” the worried woman asked. A well-built woman, as out of the commercials that beckon you to the South Seas, naked-glutted, was insistently nudging me with her foot somewhere between the second and third rib. Do you think we’ll make it?” She asked in a whimpering tone, and all her aplomb seemed to suddenly melt away. Like a monstrous Noah’s Ark. “So what do you think we’re left to do then?” she asked after a while. After five days, it seemed only the big carnivores were left alive. “Help! I sat up and suddenly realized I wasn’t in my own bed.
