Splash. Splash. Splash.
Rain poured heavily outside.
Aron immediately shot to his feet and ran down the stairs. In no time, he stood in front of the door, its paint chipped away and exposing the hard metal underneath.
He didn't bother knocking. From the way the man inside had acted, Aron knew there was no chance he'd willingly open up.
Inside, Kaiser sat comfortably, hugging the girl beside him as if nothing else mattered. He had long forgotten about his neighbors who had been disturbing him non-stop these past few days. Helping them wasn't even a consideration.
The girl reached into her popcorn bowl and, with a mischievous smile, fed him a piece.
"Kaiser, don't you think you could spare a little supplies for them?" she asked. "I'm sure, with you working in a super mall and your talent, you hoarded a lot of goods. Everyone saw you buying hot food in bulk, even other items. If you don't give them something, they're not going to stop until they find a way in."
