rick grimes x fem!oc ౨ৎ in which rick grimes falls for the farmer's youngest daughter, and cecelia marie greene falls for the married man. but both are off limits.

She was supposed to be another Sunday dinner guest. Another face across the table. Another girl dating his son. Instead, she became the one person Shane Walsh couldn't stop thinking about.

When the world ends, Rosie Grimes is thrown into survival alongside Shane Walsh, her father's best friend, a former police officer, and the man who has been in her life since she was a kid. In the middle of blood, grief, and the collapse of everything they knew, their bond begins shifting into something neither of them should want, and neither of them can stop. 𝐅𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐞 𝐎𝐂 𝐗 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐥𝐬𝐡

Shane Walsh didn't need the noise of the precinct or the chaos of the city once his shift ended. He had a sanctuary hidden deep in the Georgia pines-a small, sun-drenched house that held his best-kept secret. At thirty, Shane was a man of sharp edges and loud laughs, but he softened entirely for Alice. At twenty, she was his sweet a quiet soul who spent her days lost in paperbacks or napping in patches of sunlight. Shane lived for the height difference, looming over her 5'4" frame at 5'9" just to see her look up at him with that wide-eyed, innocent gaze. He kept her tucked away from the world, not because of a threat, but because he didn't want to share a single second of her sweetness with anyone else. shane walsh X fem!OC

Twenty-two-year-old Lennon "Leni" Hayes comes home from college expecting a quiet summer-not to find her dad's best friend, Frank Castle, living across the hall. At thirty-eight, Frank is arrogant, protective, ridiculously attractive, and completely off limits. They've always known how to get under each other's skin, but their usual arguments quickly turn into lingering stares, jealous moments, late-night encounters, and tension neither can ignore. Frank knows crossing the line with his best friend's daughter is a terrible idea. Leni just wants to see how far she can push him before he finally breaks.

Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) is the new man next door-older, guarded, and carrying a past Y/N knows better than to ask about. What starts as innocent neighbourly familiarity slowly turns into something neither of them can ignore. He knows the age gap is a line he shouldn't cross. Y/N is beginning to wonder why she wants him to.

Frank Castle has known Hallie for years. He remembers the girl she was. He isn't prepared for the woman she's become. Cedar Lake had always meant to be her summer escape. Instead, she found herself living next door to her father's best friend. He knows she's off-limits. She knows exactly what she's doing. And neither of them is very good at staying away.

Y/N's dad and Frank Castle have been best friends for nearly twenty years. Because of that, Frank has practically been a part of your life for as long as you can remember. You've grown up around him, always seeing him as your dad's best friend, the man who was there through your childhood and watched you grow up. But now you're twenty-two, and lately...something feels different. You've started catching Frank staring at you sometimes. Not just a quick glance, but one that lingers a little too long. At first, you convince yourself you're imagining it. Then come the longer conversations. The lingering eye contact. The way his hand brushes yours when you pass each other. Small moments that seem innocent enough on their own...but somehow feel like something more. You don't know what any of it means. And honestly? You're not sure you want it to stop. Is it all in your head, or does Frank notice the tension between you too? Will the two of you ignore whatever this is before it goes too far... or will Frank Castle risk a twenty-year friendship for his best friend's daughter?

Sienna never meant to become collateral damage. One late shift. One wrong turn. One stranger stepping out of the dark when she needed him most. She thought she'd never see him again. Until she finds him standing outside the apartment next to hers. Frank Castle is rude, guarded, and entirely too comfortable with violence. Sienna knows she should keep her distance-and Frank seems determined to make sure she does. But as the cracks in her carefully constructed life begin to show, staying away from each other becomes harder than either of them expected. Getting close to Frank Castle has consequences. And sometimes, the people closest to the line of fire become collateral.

Sloane was supposed to be off limits. Frank was the extra seat around the dinner table, the guy who was now part of the furniture. Her dad's best friend. After being stood up on a date, Sloane finds herself blurring lines between her and Frank that she once respected. One drink becomes a conversation. A conversation becomes a look neither of them can ignore. Frank knows how wrong it is. Sloane knows she should walk away. But sometimes the things you shouldn't have, are the things you want the most. It's wrong. Complicated. And somehow, it feels so right. TW: lots of tension and angst, heavy on the smut! swearing, alcohol, violence, cheating mentioned, age gap, sexual activity