The Odd One Out ~A Daryl Dixon X Reader~

Chapter 35

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I stood up. Then I paced. I paced until my legs grew tired, extremely worried that my plan wouldn't work. I knew it wouldn't, but I had to hope.

The door suddenly opened slowly. I shied back, up against the back wall. Reggie slauntered in, grinning and whistling. "Hello pretty." He cooed. "Ready for some fun?"

"You're not going to get away with this, you know." I growled softly. He rose a brow. "We're going to escape, you freaking pervert. You and your stupid plans and stupid planning will fall at your feet and you'll have a grizzly bear to deal with. Two, in fact."

Calling his planning stupid seemed to ruffle his feathers a bit, because his ears turned red. "Really? Who's the Grizzlies?"

"Daryl, for even thinking of touching me, and Rick, for threatening the group as well as his son and baby daughter. They'll rip you to shreds. We'll win. I promise you."
I was proud of my speech.

"And how?" He asked silkily, starting to amble toward me, lust glittering in his eyes. "I practically have an army."

"Well, for one, we have brains." I tapped my noggin and his face turned sour. "And, two," I backed up as he got closer, adrenaline pumping through my veins, "you may have an army but I have something more powerful."

"And what would that be, queenie?"

"I have a chair!!" I snarled, grabbing the chair by the arms and swinging it at him. There was a crack and it hit him square in the face, knocking him backwards and splintering from the impact.

He fell with a heap of rubble and a groan of pain. Blood poured down his face. I grabbed a chair leg and ran out of the room, holding it like a bat. My tennis shoes squeaked on strangely clean tile flooring.

Three black clad men were standing by a hall entrance. I took a leap of faith. "Glenn!!" One of the men wheeled around. "Help me!" Glen swirled around and punched one of the men in the jaw while I cracked the other one over the head with the wooden chair leg.

"So, you aren't a traitor?" I panted, running down the hall as he drug me along.

"No! I got separated from you guys and then they captured Maggie. I found her and told them I'd help them... do whatever the heck they do. I know where the prisons are, the group must be in them. I haven't seen them yet."

You can't believe how relieved I was that he was still loyal. I mean, I never doubted him, but it had hurt when I had thought so. Okay, third grizzly bear. Nobody messes with Maggie and gets away with it.

"Ah!" I shrieked as pain blasted through my skull. Glenn fell again me and we fell to the ground. Sirens blared through the building and burst inside our skulls. Glenn struggled to stand but couldn't manage against the pain.

Suddenly a hot, searing pain blared through my body and I screamed as my body shuddered. Two men with tazers stood and Glenn grit his teeth, but we both collapsed in a pile.

And everything faded to black.