-Episode Summary:- As the group receives some new arrivals, everyone begins settling into jobs. Daryl refusing to teach her how to hunt and defend herself, Taylor decides to pitch in by clearing out a large group of walkers out in the forest.
-Days since outbreak: 15- -Year: 2010- -Age: 13-
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CHAPTER THREE A DESIRE TO BE USEFUL
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••• TAYLOR
WITH A SOFT YAWN, TAYLOR awoke in the Dixon's tent, the two brothers already gone as she sat up in the confined space.
It had to be around late morning, as she heard everyone else from the quarry camp outside starting their day.
Changing into a tanktop and jeans, the young teen slipped on the converses lent to her by Carol before she pulled her hair back into a ponytail.
Sighing, she glanced down at the kitchen knife laying on top of her other pair of clothes.
She hadn't needed to use it yet, but it always made her feel a bit better to carry it around with her, just in case.
She grabbed the knife and slid it in between her belt and jeans before heading out of the Dixon's tent, zipping up the tent flap behind her.
She looked over at Glenn, a young Korean man who arrived here at camp a few days back all by himself.
It looked like he was getting ready to go on a run into the city, as he was going around asking everyone what they needed.
She walked up to him, a smile on her face as she greeted the young Korean, "Morning, Glenn.".
He grinned down at her, readjusting his baseball cap to shield his face from the blazing Georgia sun, "Morning, Taylor. Do you need anything from the city?".
She shook her head, "Actually Glenn, I have a special request today.".
The young Korean cocked a brow as the young teen handed him a slip of paper, to which he unfolded, "An...address?".
She nodded, "Merle and Daryl's trailer. Before everything went down, I left my stuff at their place. It'd make me really happy to have my stuff back. If it's too much trouble, don't worry about it. I'll ask around and see if someone can drive me out there.".
