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Survivor (Daryl Dixon Fanfiction) *COMPLETED* {The WATTYS 2021}
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Complete, First published Dec 10, 2014
Mature
"He was Broken, Abused & neglected. He was a SURVIVOR long before the Apocalypse."
-Unknown 

I lived a simple life with my Family at the farm before the apocalypse as well as during; I never wanted for anything, but I knew my Dad never liked me very much, it was how he treated me, as if I didn't belong.

I didn't mind though, because at least he was kind to my other siblings. They were my best friends, but I got along better with my Brothers than I did my younger sister.

I never thought that anything could get worse, until the zombie apocalypse happened and I realized, just how wrong I was.

Life wasn't the best before this, but it sure as hell beat the Zombies. 

My name is Destiny Jameson, I am 22 years old and this is my story. 

(This story follows some of the Story line of 'the Walking Dead TVS' but it strays quite a bit).

Thank you to @TheDrunkenChipmunk for the amazing Cover :D
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