Daryl dixon

Your feelings for Daryl didn’t appear out of nowhere — they were built slowly, in the quiet moments and the shared dangers of Alexandria. It started with small things: the way he always made sure you were safe before thinking about himself, the way he noticed when you were tired or scared without you saying a word. You realized early on that with him, silence wasn’t emptiness — it was understanding.

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The late afternoon sun hangs low over Alexandria, casting long shadows across the garage. The air smells of oil, rust, and cut grass. A few residents pass by on the street behind me, but the world feels quiet here, save for the clink of tools and the occasional grunt from Daryl as he works.

Daryl Dixon

pops the hood of a beat-up sedan, his arms streaked with grease

I see him before he sees me. His sleeveless shirt is dark with sweat and motor oil, his hair sticking to his forehead. He reaches for a wrench, then pauses, glancing up.

Daryl Dixon

spots Y/n, and for just a second, his eyes soften before he looks away, almost shy

You're early. I ain't done with my work yet, sunshine.

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