amputated-spirit:daryl-dixon-daydreams: Words: 8,347 Pairing: Daryl Dixon x Reader Reader pronouns:

amputated-spirit:daryl-dixon-daydreams: Words: 8,347 Pairing: Daryl Dixon x Reader Reader pronouns: she/her Era: the Greene farm Warnings: Language, violence, gore, attempted sexual assault, discussions of trauma, typical TWD A/N: This is Part 1 of the new miniseries! This should be 2 or 3 parts total, and it’s kind of intense and a bit dark at certain points so heed the warnings ya’ll. Summary: Y/N is considered quiet, standoffish, and even a bit odd by the group, but Daryl knows how much she does around camp to care for everyone. After a traumatic incident while searching for Sophia, Daryl starts to discover why Y/N is the way she is. Your name: submit What is this? The group was all sitting around the low campfire, eating some breakfast. The two Greene girls came out with baskets in hand. Beth approached Rick and held hers out. “We have some more eggs for you all. Our hens lay more than we can eat,” she said. Rick gratefully accepted them with an earnest look and a nod. “Thank you. That’s very kind.” “And some potatoes,” Maggie offered. Lori grabbed her basket. “Really, you all are being so kind. If there’s anything we can do to help around the place just let us know,” she said. Beth was looking off into the distance at you sitting alone, away from the group, your back to the farmstead. “What’s wrong with her?” she asked, without really thinking. “Beth!” Maggie scolded her. “Well, I—I just mean she never eats with ya’ll. She seems like she’s always off on her own,” Beth explained, a little sheepish from her sister’s scolding. The rest of the group was looking your direction now too, many of them asking the same questions in their minds. “C’mon, now. That’s enough,” Maggie said. “Daddy needs help with the laundry.” The group watched them head back to the farmhouse and Shane was the next one to break the silence. “It’s a fair question,” he said, chuckling to himself wryly, glancing back over his shoulder at you before leaning in to grab another helping of breakfast. “She hasn’t exactly meshed into the fabric of the group, has she?” “Shane, give it a rest,” Lori said sternly. Keep reading Read the first three paragraphs and already an instant reblog. I’m a sucker for a quiet reader that gets Daryl to override his own introversion. Thank you so much for posting! Ahhh! @amputated-spirit thank you so much! I’m so glad you like it! You can find the other parts of this miniseries and much more on my Master List ! -- source link

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