have made four million bucks. So instead the board would have to start popping pills of their own as their stock took a nose dive. Anywhere else and a two million dollar profit would be a wet dream. But instead, welcome to Wall Street, where no profit was big enough, no job couldn't be outsourced, and no penny couldn't be pinched all in the name of making millionaire's into billionaire's. The suits wanted their sports cars. They wanted their foie gras. They wanted to buy their own private golf courses. And Philip had come between that. So when the Zombie Security Guards and Janitors started pounding on the glass to the conference room, it was almost a relief to Philip. The math finally added up. Forty brain hungry Zombies versus twelve overpaid blowhards meant good eating for the undead. And what a last supper it would be. Philip wouldn't be spared from the carnage, becoming an appetizer himself. But Philip watched his bosses get eaten with a smile on his face. After all, the Pharmaceutical Companies stock may not have shot up, but they sure knew how to make good sleeping pills. So Philip popped a pill and closed his eyes, before the Zombies ripped them out of their sockets. Newport Beach Carlton Stoddard knew just how good sleeping pills were. The CEO slept like a baby. Then again, it didn't hurt that he'd gone to bed in a thousand dollar a night villa. As the East Coast had been ravaged by suicidal stocks and a zoo of Zombies, Carlton and his West Coast cohorts were just waking up to their corporate retreat on the Newport Coast. With the way those fat cats were living it up, you'd hardly know they were in the middle of a recession. Don't tell that to the ten thousand warehouse workers the company just laid off. Or the Chinese laborers working in human rights violating conditions so the company could make obscenely cheap smart phones. The sales managers for the Wireless Mobile Conglomerate worked damn hard and deserved corporate spa packages. A Swedish massage with just a little extra at the end. A room with a complimentary five hundred dollar bottle of wine. A filet at dinner that cost more per ounce than most American families weekly food bill. All on the company dime of course. And for Carlton, it was just the break he'd been looking for. It had been tough for him, having been fired from his last CEO job and forced to settle for a ten million dollar buyout. He was hoping his severance would be more like fifteen. But incompetence had never paid so well. Carlton bounced back from his unemployed days toiling on his yacht, landing the CEO position at Wireless Mobile Corporation. Although at thirty million a year, he did feel a bit underpaid. After all, it didn't seem worth getting out of bed in the morning for less than twenty-five mil. It was poised to be an exhausting day of relaxation for Carlton. A light two hour massage. Round of golf on the coast. And finally an awards banquet where his sales managers told him how great he was. All in a days work though. The last thing Carlton expected was a toothy surprise at his door. As a matter of fact, when he heard a tap, Carlton thought the escort he'd ordered had finally arrived to ride his dick into the sunset. But instead it was housekeeping, eager to do some Spring Cleaning with his sternum. Marge the Maid lunged at Carlton as he opened the door. Carlton was completely blindsided by the Zombie Maid. And before he knew it, Carlton was on the ground, mounted by a brain-thirsty servant. It had been a long time since the CEO had been mounted by a woman he didn't have to pay. Although it wasn't the first time a woman wanted to tear Carlton to shreds. But it appeared Marge the Maid would succeed where so many other angry women had failed. Marge opened her mouth wide, her chompers ready to take a bite out of the bigwig. But Carlton didn't get to be the CEO of a company without leaving a trail of blood in his wake. The CEO fought back, pushing Marge off of him and into the