Louis hasn't spoken in years, due to being a mute through no choice of his own. His small group of friends are his only friends, no one else stayed around after the accident. Being bullied, and sensitive, does not help the situation either. He speaks through sign language to his close friends, but has to write notes for everyone else. Clementine is the new girl, that knows nothing about anyone. But, she does know that she has secrets of her own. So, what will happen when he's partnered with Clementine, the new girl who doesn't know him, for an important school project? [The Walking Dead: The Final Season fanfic that takes place in an alternate universe.] [Book 1] [Completed] Cover: @twdglxuis

Clementine, an amputee, and Louis, a bullied mute boy, have been dating for a year when things as they know get turned upside down. It gets in the way of their high school careers, and tight knit relationship. Will their relationship be able to survive these hardships? This is a sequel to my story called That Boy is Mute, so read that before reading this one. [The Walking Dead: The Final Season fanfic that takes place in an alternate universe.] [Book 2] [Frequent updates] Cover: @twdglxuis

5 years after the events of The Final Season, Clementine and Louis are living comfortably as a couple at Ericson's with the rest of the kids. One day, however, Clem must search for the answer to a very important question; one that could change their lives forever. Rated M for themes of death, strong language, and mentions of sex. All characters are 5 years older than they were in TFS. COMPLETED STORY. Cover by the amazing @Its_Kyla_not_Kayla I hope you guys enjoy my writing! Votes and comments are deeply appreciated, of course!

♡ New girl -Clementine- moves to town and meets a particularly dream-like boy. The popular, filthy rich dreadhead in school takes an unexpected strong liking to her and tries to get through her tough exterior and get what he wants. After all, he's used to getting what he wants - how hard can it be?♡ ⇾**Will contain very sensitive subjects: themes of abuse and drug use**⇽