I Had Three Days to Prepare Before the Zombie Outbreak—So I Locked Down Our Entire House

Disclaimer: This is a fictional story created for entertainment purposes only. All characters, events, and situations are imaginary or dramatized. When Russell Voss notices his neighbor behaving strangely and repeatedly walking into a closed garage door, he realizes something is terribly wrong. Emergency services are overwhelmed, reports of unusual public disturbances spread, and a warning from his cousin Dale reveals that the outbreak may reach its critical stage within just 72 hours. With time running out, Russell begins securing his home, identifying all fourteen entry points and sealing every vulnerable door, window, and opening. His wife, Nora, their daughter Mia, and several neighbors work together to prepare for the coming disaster. But as the outbreak spreads, the challenges become more dangerous: the power fails, the water supply disappears, a nearby fire threatens their safety, and every remaining gallon of water and can of food becomes essential. As the infected gather outside, Russell must rely on careful planning, constant inspections, and the cooperation of everyone inside the house. With eight people depending on limited supplies, their survival rests on one crucial question: can the house withstand everything happening beyond its walls? The entry points are sealed, the supplies are counted, and the infected are still outside. For now, the house holds.