Daryl Dixon
Living Dead Girl
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When you were bit, it was like the world stopped for Daryl, he regretted so much...including not telling you he loved you. He offered to put you down before you turned, but you had insisted on going naturally and then he could kill you.
Your wrists had been tied against your bed post and when he came back the next morning he knew you were gone. Or so he thought.
You looked like a walker, your skin taking that grey tone and you eyes going from your vibrant color to milky white...but you didn't attack him, instead, blinking. But, walkers don't blink. You didn't grunt and groan like a walker either, you were silent.
You were able to withhold from the need for human flesh, instead you fed the animals Daryl found for you. It was like you were half-dead, still sentient, as if your body rejected certain attributes to the virus, your cells still regenerated fast enough for your skin to not rot off your bones.
Everyone thought it was odd at first, that he was in denial about your death. But he showed Rick, Michonne, and Maggie, sticking his arm out in front of you to bite...and when you didn't, they seemed confused...but convinced.
He kept you in a room in his house, He often took you out to the woods with him, it kept people and walkers away. Slipping you out through Alexandria's back exit away from people.
He still talked to you as if you could reply with anything more than a blank stare. He walked around the woods, sticking by you as he talked.
Little did Daryl know, you weren't truly dead. You were still in there still fighting the virus that had taken over your body. You could hear and understand every word he said. And you desperately wanted to communicate with him, beg him not to give up on you.
Whatcha thinkin' for dinner?He asked gruffly, looking up from his crossbow to look over at you.
