<div style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-weight: bold">11-19-2014 8 a.m.</span><br/><br/>Clearwater. A small town like any other. An elementary school, a church, a gas station, all the basic necessities were there. The people - a few thousands - mostly knew each other, and behaved like neighbors and friends. Whenever a member of the community needed help, the whole town was willing to step up.<br/><br/>At least, that was how Clearwater normally worked. That was how everything was when Michelle Logan, 21, left her house to go to the nearest town. Being a nurse at the local nursing home, she was used to these short trips for supplies she couldn't always find in the small town where she lived.<br/><br/>A broken car and a rainy day later, and Michelle had been out of her home town for around 48 hours. And everything had changed.<br/><br/>When the girl finally drove back in the town, it looked... empty. There was nobody at the gas station. Nobody at the small diner. Nobody in the church. Not one person in the minister's house, right behind the church. It seemed like everyone was... gone.</div>