WUHAN 2020
A Family Vacation Gone Wrong
IT’S 2020, AND THE WORLD HAS BEEN PARALYSED BY THE DEADLY CORONAVIRUS.
BUT WAY BEFORE THE VIRUS SET OUT TO TERRORISE THE REST OF US, IT TURNED ONE PARTICULAR FAMILY’S LIFE UPSIDE DOWN WHEN THEIR VACATION WENT AWRY. WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A SIMPLE FAMILY VACATION TURNS INTO A TERRIFYING EXPERIENCE AS THEY LIVE THROUGH HISTORY.
WILL IT BRING THEM CLOSER OR ONLY DRIVE THEM APART?
The intended family vacation, a much-needed respite from the rigours of daily life, took an unexpected turn when news of a deadly virus began to spread like wildfire as they arrived at their destination in Wuhan, China, the pandemic's epicentre. Fear and uncertainty gripped the family as they found themselves in a global crisis.
Despite the prevailing anxiety, the family did their best to enjoy their holiday and have memorable moments. They explored the local area, played games, and shared stories around a warm campfire. However, the virus wreaked havoc on the surrounding community as the days progressed.
This journey of the Heinrich family from infection to recovery was a nightmare scenario. The Heinrich family were separated, as Angelina tested positive for Covid. Adnan was scared as he watched countless bodies piling up at the hospital and every doctor wearing protective clothes, something he had never seen before.
“The loneliest moment in someone’s life is watching their entire world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly.”
In such times of dismay and desolateness, the story opens up in the foothills of the German Alps, Munich, with Adnan and gorgeous Angelina and their violent love, engagement, and then their marriage in one of the prettiest towns in the United States, Madison, Georgia.
The story winds up the curve from a grim scenario as Adnan meets an unexpected friend, an Indian student named Rizwan, at the hospital... What happens next?... Will they survive this pandemic?... Will Rizwan be able to pull them out of Wuhan, or will he just become a mirage, a distant memory?.... Read further...
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