This is the second book of the SOS series, this time we are carrying on in the Prison. There will be new characters coming in, double the drama and double the excitement! Enjoy x
Michonnes point of view As soon as I had caught up with myself I snatched the map from my pocket. On there were loads of locations circled messily- Andrea had done them. Now was so not the time for sadness though, I had to find a place to stay.
I thought about maybe finding Andreas old group- that way she might come back with me and we'd both have a good place to stay. But god knows where they were.
Andrea had sometimes mentioned a man called Rick, apparently he was sorta the leader and he had a wife and a child. They did live on a farm, but obviously that got overrun.
That's all I knew.
And there was no way I was finding them with that limited information.
SO, I decided to head for the nearest big location. This was because big locations always had good supply's of food and resources. This just so happened to be a prison. If there even were any prisoners left I think I'd be able to take them out- but I imagined they would all be walkers by now anyway.
I checked my bag too see if I had enough food for the journey, not really, but I'd figure it out. Plus, I'd grown to quite like the taste of rats ;).
It took about five hours to get through the woods because they were so deep, but by nightfall I had reached the main road- and now it would be easier to find my way.
It wasn't nice at night on my own, usually me and Andrea would make a fire and talk about our lives before the apocalypse. Now I had no one. But I was sure it was best this way, I was doing the right thing, I was trying to find good people. Ones that weren't creepy as hell.
Andreas point of view I went to sleep and realised that I no longer had Michonne there to say goodnight to. I couldn't believe myself, she had been there for me, she saved my life, and I let her go.
I wanted to run out of Woodbury and find her. I wanted to tell her how sorry I was and join her on her journey to god knows where. But the fact was I felt at home here and it was safe- safer than out there. I might be really selfish, but I have no idea why Michonne would rather suffer again than have a nice bed to sleep on.
The next morning I woke up and stared out into the beautiful streets. The wind blew in my hair and I decided to eat breakfast out on my new balcony. After breakfast the Governor knocked on my door, the Governor coming round was the best part of my day.
Him and I had an instant connection, and that's part of the reason I stayed.
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"So are you settling in okay?" he asked me, "Yeah I absolutely love it here." I told him with a huge smile, "I'm glad." he smiled back, "But your gonna need to start helping out." I nodded understandably, "I can do the night shifts at the wall if you want?" I asked him. He shook his head sternly which made me quite annoyed, "No." he simply said, "You aren't ready or capable enough for that duty."
