❝ SHADOWS WILL SCREAM THAT IM ALONE ❞ "Hi, i'm Paul Rovia." he says, his hands raised in the air. Her gun still traced on his head. She didn't speak as she continue to look the man up and down, trying to figure him out.He begins to talk again as he pulls down his bandanna, "My friends used to call me Jesus though." "Maria, Maria Jones." Season 6-? ↝ a story in which Paul 'Jesus' Rovia is with a female character. Yes, I know Paul is originally gay in The Walking Dead, this book is not to offend people in the community. I myself support gays, and have multiple gay friends. Please understand this is for a story, and not to make fun of or offend anyone. ↜ •Multiple TLOU references, characters are spoken of, but do not appear.•

I set my gaze on him and for the first time in a long time, I felt complete. He completed me. My pretty stranger. --- Based on seasons 6 & 7. [ON HOLD (kinda)]

(Paul "Jesus" Rovia/Monroe fanfiction) Aeron returns from scavenging for her group to find every member, including her partner, dead. Murdered by a group under the authority of Negan with the camp itself ransacked. Now on her own and grieved by the loss of everyone and everything they had she has to find a way to survive. How will she cope when she comes across not only Alexandria and is forced to become accustomed to life there but a mysterious stranger who goes by Jesus.

He was nonstop pacing back and forth in a small circle "Paul-" Jenny said softly as she approached him "No! I have to do this" "You don't have to" He finally stopped pacing when she grabbed his hand "Please, don't go" She looked into his crystal blue eyes He wrapped his hand around her cheekbone "If I don't come back. You know how I feel about you" He leaned in and kissed her forehead before he walked out of the room with his head hanging low. He never could say I love you to her, even though he does.

A 27 year old woman tells her story of hardship with mental illness. She tells how hard it is to deal with the stigma and get the correct treatment for it. She tells of her experiences before and after she is diagnosed. She is one very brave and diligent person to deal with so much and not break down. She continues to fight her mind every waking hour to this day. Her mood swings are broad yet she has to learn to be in charge of them.