He didn't want to call them people-but that's what they were before they got turned into beasts. Beasts who had no mind of their own; who attacked people without hesitation because they no longer recognized what they were doing was wrong. The thing that made them human got eaten away by the virus. . . . . . David knew the rules. Gwen enforced these rules for their survival. He can't let a slip up become a hurricane. David was not stupid. David was not stupid. Yet, words fail him as he finds himself entranced with the most unlikely being on earth. The virus on this one... was different. (Inspired by "The Zombie Song" by Stephanie Mabey. It'll be based on that)

🌸🌸🌸🌸Hanahaki Disease🌸🌸🌸🌸 Any art used is not mine TW:Angst, Blood, Self-Harm, Language Possibly some fluff later on

[So I made this Uh I'm going to hell for making this-]

OH GOLLY GEE I LOVE THIS SHIT I HAVE TOO MANY ONESHOT BOOKS AW JEEZ BYE--

Don't question the cover,, The title is what this book is!

Just a danvid story :3

David tried not to remember the horrible things that the kids had claimed Daniel had done. Deep down, he knew what was going on, he wasn't THAT stupid to not pick out the obvious fact that Daniel wasn't exactly what could be labeled a 'good person'. David always was the one to try and see the best in people though, so David took upon the thought that maybe Daniel could be changed. That being said, instead of leaving things off the way they had ended with Daniel going to the hospital, David made sure to write him nearly every day, occassionally sending flowers as well. When he found out his letter's were no longer being sent, he got worried. He wanted to help Daniel, and maybe the letters were doing just that. But how was he supposed to do that when he didn't even know where Danial was? But before David has too much time to worry, a certain someone shows up at the camp. And let's just say... David finds himself a bit more tangled up with the blonde haired letter reciever than he ever thought he would be.