This Moment Carl Grimes X Reader (Editing A Bit)
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  • Reads 76,293
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  • Parts 38
  • Time 3h 30m
Ongoing, First published Mar 31, 2016
"Tell me something" I whispered "what do you want me to tell you?" He whispered back "something I've never heard before" we where so close I could feel his breath on my face. My heart was beating fast his lips brushed against mine as he said...

Fair warning it doesn't start out too good but it gets better I promise.
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An older-looking guy stepped towards me and my eyes flashed directly to his bat. It was a wooden baseball bat with what looked like some kind of wire around it. My eyes widened up in fear and I began to have a panic attack. The guy's face immediately softened, "Back up, she's just a kid!" He whispered sharply and pushed the Freddie Krueger looking guy out of the way, and knelt down in front of me. "What's your name, sweetheart?" He spoke so low I could barely hear him. I didn't answer and just stared at the bat that was not even two feet from my face. "I'm trying to help you." His voice got sterner, and that just made me even more scared but I forced words out of my mouth. "F-Faye," I whispered, winching due to the fact it's been so long since I've spoken. The man nodded, then stood up and held out his hand. I looked up at him, and he nodded towards my ankle. "I've got stuff in the RV over there, I can help." I was reluctant to trust him, and he seemed to take notice. "You really don't have another option, kid."