“We already have tons of political issues… Why do they care all of a sudden now?”
I nodded. “Exactly. And what’s so serious that we need to go into a lockdown over?”
“I’m sensing something else is going on… But what can you do,”
I looked at Henry in disbelief as he talked. “You aren’t upset about this whole thing?” I took a deep breath. “I don’t know how I’m not losing my sh-t right now.” I threw my hands up in a frustrated manner, then walked back to the kitchen and poured myself some water into a glass. I grabbed the bottle of Advil, then took two tablets and swallowed them with the water one at a time. I then put the bottle away, but brought the glass with me. “This is ridiculous,” I said, shaking my head, then looking around for my phone. Once I finally found it, I lowered the brightness all the way since the bright screen was hurting my eyes and I started looking up more information about this whole lockdown, trying to see if there was anyone that I could call. “Once this headache is gone, I’m calling whatever number I find.” I was probably going to end up screaming at them, which most likely wouldn’t work, but it was worth a shot. “Those b-tches, thinking they can just call a lockdown out of nowhere.” I rolled my eyes. "This was a terrible start to the day. "