surviving together -daryl dixon fanfiction

surviving together -daryl dixon fanfiction

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The Walking Dead
olivia dixon was somewhat of a hardass, keeping to herself, getting her personality from her dad, daryl. many things in her life have also caused it. her mom leaving at the age of 1, her dad's dad abusing her, daryl and her uncle merle. but a zombie apocalypse occurs when she's 14, and it certainly changes her attitude when she encounters horrific events throughout. i do not own any of the walking dead characters/scenes, but i do own my character olivia dixon. i will be using to same scenes that are in the show up to the season 5 midseason finale. all rights go to the walking dead and amc©
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Jody has gone most of her life being known as Dixon's Girl. Perhaps it's because their trailers are right next door. Maybe it is the way they were forced to sit next to eachother in class. Or maybe, the reason behind the nickname, is the fact that she and daryl were completely and utterly in love. She always wondered if it was their sick and twisted father's which created the connection. They found solace in eachother. But the harsh truth is that Jody doesn't know why she fell for daryl. She just knows that she loves him, more than life itself. Set before the apocalypse TW: . Abuse (all forms) . swearing . drugs . smut

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