She's my home

Chapter 1

It was a quiet morning in Alexandria. Daryl was up before everyone in the house. So he grabbed his bag and headed outside to pack his bike.

Daryl just finished getting his bike ready and packed up to leave when Rick ran up to him. "Look man, I don't care what you have to say. I ain't staying here while he's out there running lose!" Daryl explains.

Rick raises his hands, "I didn't come here to stop you. You need to read this." He says as he digs in his pocket and pulls out a folded up piece of paper.

"What is it?" Daryl asks as he takes it from Ricks hands.

"Just read it." Rick whispered.

Daryl unfolded the paper and read over the words carefully. He lifted his head and looked up at rick and back down at the note. "Is this supposed to be some sick kind of joke?!" Daryl bawled the note up and threw it at rick.

"Daryl, this isn't a joke. Tobin showed up at my door with it. He said he saw it sitting on his dresser when he woke up. He said he didn't hear her leave last night." Rick said softly.

"What the fuck was she doing with Tobin? Fuck, it doesn't matter. I need to find her and bring her home." Daryl said swinging his leg over his motorcycle.

Rick put his hand on Daryl's shoulder, "Daryl, the part where she says "Please don't come for me" was meant for you. She doesn't want you going after her."

Daryl shrugged ricks hand off his shoulder and got off his bike. "If yer ass wouldn't of banished her back at the prison, she would feel like she belongs here. I knew since we got her back that she felt like she didn't belong. I tried to make her see that she does. If she's gone, then so am I. I will bring her home, and if she doesn't want to come back home then neither am I." Daryl screamed in ricks face.

"Daryl, we need you. Our family needs you. Our home needs you." Rick said in a soft voice.

"Nah, she needs me more. She's my family, and she's my home. You guys can handle shit yerselves." Daryl motioned for Sasha to open the gate. When she did he hopped on his bike and sped the hell out of there. No one was going to stop him from finding his girl.