This book pulls you right into the drama.
Someone in an apartment building in Britain tests positive for Covid-19.
Management slipped a letter under everyone's door - by hand - in the last few hours, explaining what has happened and that the building will be locked down - no one in or out except in hospitalization level emergencies and food deliveries.
The first person we meet is a young lady trying to sneak out from a one night stand, and the management guy turns her around because NO ONE CAN LEAVE. She locked herself out of the guy's apartment and has to knock, waking him up (AWKWARD), and is stuck there.
The next 'story' we start is another tenant who wakes up, we get some back story, and then he is down the stairs trying to help his girlfriend come home - but she can't, because NO ONE IS ALLOWED OUT.
I wonder how long it will take before management guy chooses to either:
A. send an email/text that asks for a response AND/OR
B. orders a megaphone via delivery and yells at everyone
Someone in an apartment building in Britain tests positive for Covid-19.
Management slipped a letter under everyone's door - by hand - in the last few hours, explaining what has happened and that the building will be locked down - no one in or out except in hospitalization level emergencies and food deliveries.
The first person we meet is a young lady trying to sneak out from a one night stand, and the management guy turns her around because NO ONE CAN LEAVE. She locked herself out of the guy's apartment and has to knock, waking him up (AWKWARD), and is stuck there.
The next 'story' we start is another tenant who wakes up, we get some back story, and then he is down the stairs trying to help his girlfriend come home - but she can't, because NO ONE IS ALLOWED OUT.
I wonder how long it will take before management guy chooses to either:
A. send an email/text that asks for a response AND/OR
B. orders a megaphone via delivery and yells at everyone