zombie au with @olderblake
it’s been too long since she’s seen another person, felt their hand upon her skin or their voice. she hadn’t always been alone, she’d been with others and how she had managed to get split up from the one person who she wouldn’t let out of her sights she didn’t know ( ---- that’s stupid, of course she knew how it happened ).
gina martin would do anything for bellamy blake, to see him genuinely smile - something he hadn’t done in a long time. she’d been with him since the beginning, since this whole shit storm had happened. she remembers him telling her his plan to travel across the country to get to octavia, to get her back and safe to him and how he was going to do it alone. her laugh had been bitter, stupidly high pitched and genuine ( the look on his face had been priceless ). and ever since, she had stuck with him, watched his back, acquired new people on the way. her trusting nature sometimes got the better of them, and bellamy’s tough guy act was easy for her to break after a while. but now? she just wanted him to shout at her, tell her that trusting people would get them nowhere because it was true.
she’d run towards the hoard, slipped away when the group wasn’t looking and acted as a distraction. she needed them to be safe ------ HIM to be safe. she’d hidden out under a dumpster for several days before the hoard had passed and now she had no clue as to where they had gone.
baseball bat swings by her side as tired eyes follow the trees in front of her. her feet ache from walking non-stop and her stomach rumbled from lack of food. she had a large and rather nasty cut upon her forehead from a run in with some bandits ( which she had managed to kill before anything bad could happen ), but she was losing blood and blood was important for the human body.
she was sure it was the heat, or maybe the fact half her blood was splattered upon her face, but she could make out some figures just meters in front of her. she raises her weapon, blood strained and covered in bits of rotting flesh. her body was so tired, her hand shook from the mere weight of the bat within her grasp. they were huddled around a fire, tents littering the ground.
a campsite.
she edges closer, readying to attack for food. however, a familiar voice catches her attention. she catches the dark hair before the moon reflected off familiar skin and freckles. blinking away exhaustion, she had to make sure she wasn’t seeing things. bat falls to the ground, impact cushioned by leaves before she’s breaking out into a sprint. she’s sure he doesn’t see her, but she doesn’t care as her body collides with his so hard they topple over onto the muddy grounder, arms wrap around him tightly and she never wants to let go of him again.
“ i found you. i really found you. “








