I know it's been forever since I updated, I apologize! Life has kept me busy. Hopefully I can get into a schedule of updating soon. Thanks to everyone who has stuck around!

Thanks to gaara king of the sand for the help.

Also I am cowriting a Last Of Us/Walking Dead Game fic with two of my friends Ben10Herotime and H8trzgonnah8te. It's posted on H8trzgonnah8te's page so if you're interested, please check it out. It's called "Break Down My Walls".

Things had been awkward, and honestly that was an understatement. Clementine didn't know how to describe her and Shawn's situation. She didn't know if he considered them a couple or what they were…

She hadn't said a word about what happened between them, knowing full well that Kenny would freak out if he found out what they did, and the other group members wouldn't be too pleased either because of her young age. Despite her being only a month or so away from her sixteenth birthday now, they still treated her like a kid.

Shawn hadn't brought things up either, but what happened between them was still fresh in her mind. Still she knew they had other things to worry about, and she felt it would be selfish to draw attention to her feelings, so she kept quiet.

Days continued to fly by, and Clementine figured it would be best to just pretend things had not happened, however, avoiding Shawn was practically impossible without raising attention from the others. So, she was forced to suffer in silence.

Shawn seemed to notice something was bothering Clementine, and he was sure it was because of what they had done… He felt guilty for just brushing the girl aside like he had, but he had so many mixed feelings about what they had done. She was so young…

After days of awkward silence, Shawn finally decided he needed to talk to the girl. "Clem, we need to talk."

Clementine shook her head. "There's nothing to talk about."

"There is. You can't keep avoiding me, kid." Shawn said.

"There it goes again." Clementine groaned.

"What?"

"That word. That stupid word." Clementine said. "You still think I'm a kid."

"Clem, just listen to me." Shawn said.

"I don't want to listen to you. I've asked you to stop calling me "kid" but you don't listen, so why should I listen to you?" Clementine huffed.

"We need to talk this out." Shawn said.

"We don't need to do anything… Just leave me alone…" Clementine said.

Shawn noticed the tears brimming in her eyes as she turned to walk away, he couldn't help but feel awful.

Tension was growing at the motor in. They had been the target of various attacks. Some of the group members were set on leaving but others were set on staying put.

Kenny and Shawn had been the ones to take on most of the runs as of lately. Which proved to be a pain in the neck for both of them.

Macon was full of walkers, and the drug store where they gathered supplies was quickly running out of things they needed.

Perhaps moving on wouldn't be the worst thing.

"This is some shit… So where do you stand on leaving?" Kenny asked Shawn as they searched through the drugstore for supplies.

"I don't think it's a bad idea…" Shawn replied.

"Really? Maybe you should speak up next time Lilly decides to scream at me about wanting to go." Kenny said.

"I'm not trying to get in the middle of that shit, Kenny." Shawn replied.

"I know, you're always content with just sitting on the fence." Kenny huffed. "But I can't expect a kid to have my back. Whatever."

Shawn was offended by that. He wondered if this was how Clementine felt when she was called a kid and treated like she couldn't help. "I just don't want to be in the middle…"

"Yeah, whatever…" Kenny grumbled.

"…So… uh… Clem's not doing great." Shawn suddenly muttered.

"After what happened at that dairy farm, no she ain't… I didn't expect her to bounce back, but poor kid…" Kenny said. "As soon as I get that RV working, I'm getting her, Dani and the rest of my family the hell out of here."

"Did you talk to her about that?" Shawn asked.

"Talk to her about what?" Kenny asked.

"Leaving… Is that what she wants?" Shawn asked.

"She's a damn kid. She doesn't know what she wants." Kenny said.

"You should try talking to her." Shawn said. "Her opinion matters."

"No need. She'll go where I go. I know it." Kenny replied.

Shawn understood now... he understood why Clementine was so bother with being called a kid. It was because she was constantly being counted out because of her age and it wasn't fair to her. Once he got back to the motel, he needed to talk to her.

Another few days went by and Clementine did her best to steer clear of Shawn, she didn't really want to talk to him at the moment. Shawn was growing desperate to fix things between him and Clementine. He couldn't stand the awkwardness, however every time he tried to speak with the girl, she would walk away or ignore him. He couldn't take it anymore.

It was late, mostly everyone had head to bed, besides Carley who was sitting on watch.

Shawn waited a while before heading to Clementine room and knocking at the door.

When the girl didn't respond, he slowly opened it, finding the girl in bed with Danielle beside her.

For a moment he thought the teen was asleep as well, but the girl sat up and looked over to him. "Shawn?"

"Yeah, it's me…" Shawn confirmed.

"What are you doing in here?" Clementine asked as she got out of bed, carefully as not to wake Danielle.

"I knocked." Shawn replied rubbing the back of his head.

"I heard." Clementine muttered.

"You… didn't say anything." Shawn said.

"I figured it might be you…" Clementine replied.

"You've been avoiding me for days." Shawn said.

"Glad you noticed." Clementine huffed.

Shawn sighed at this. "I… I just want to talk to you, Clem."

"There's nothing to talk about…" Clementine said.

"Please… It won't be long." Shawn said.

Clementine was silent for a moment then sighed. "Fine… But not in here… I don't want to wake Danielle."

Shawn nodded. "Fair enough…"

After Clementine double checked that Danielle was fast asleep, Shawn led the girl into his own room.

Once they got to Shawn's room the girl proceeded to lean against the wall and asked with a bored expression, "What do you want to talk about?"

"Whatever's bothering you… I can tell you're upset." Shawn said.

"Thanks captain obvious. But I doubt you care." Clementine said.

"I do care."

"Well you have a funny way of showing it." Clementine scoffed. "I gave you myself. My virginity and you just acted like it was nothing. We haven't really talked in weeks Shawn…"

"You've been avoiding me too, Clem. You know that." Shawn said.

"You avoided me first. You hurt me… I gave you my body and you didn't give a fuck…" Clementine retorted.

"Clem, it's not like that." Shawn argued.

"Then what is it like?" Clementine inquired.

"I…. It's just… It's wrong… You're a kid…." Shawn said.

Clementine felt anger run through her. "I'm not a fucking kid."

"I'm not like Kenny. I'm not trying to hurt you or downplay you when I call you a kid... that's just what you are." Shawn said.

"Stop…" The girl said.

"Clem—"

Clementine suddenly approached him, "Kids don't do this."

Shawn didn't get the chance to speak before the girl suddenly kissed him.

"Or this…" The girl began removing her shirt.

"Clementine…"

"I'm not a kid, Shawn. I'll prove that to you…" Clementine said. "I want this…"

"Cl-Clementine,"

"I want you." The girl's voice made his skin crawl.

"Fuck…" Shawn muttered.

Clementine began to pull him to the bed, and the two proceed to strip each other's clothing.

"Someone might hear…" Shawn hesitated.

"That makes it more exciting." Clementine whispered.

"Oh fuck…." Shawn mumbled.

Clementine simply pulled him into another kiss.

When Danielle awoke the next morning and noticed Clementine was no longer in bed beside her the girl was worried. The small child began searching for the older girl, wondering where she had gone. When she got outside, she didn't see Clementine out there either.

The girl tried to think of where Clementine could have gone. She noticed most of the group members were already outside, besides Lilly, but that was nothing strange. Ben was sitting silently by the gate, Duck was coloring while Katjaa watched over him, and Carley just switching her watch shift with Kenny. But Clementine was nowhere to be seen.

Shawn was also missing, Danielle figured Clementine had to be with him. The child decided to head to his room to check if Clementine was in there.

The two had drifted off after their session, but when morning came both of them were wide awake.

"Good morning," Clementine greeted Shawn. "Still think I'm a kid…"

"I don't know…" Shawn smirked. "Maybe you should prove how grown up you are some more."

"Are you sure you can handle it…?" Clementine climbed on top of him.

"Guess we'll have to find out." Shawn flipped her over, pinning her to the bed.

Clementine moaned as she felt him trail kisses down her neck.

"Gotta be quiet. You don't wanna wake anyone." Shawn hushed.

"…Asshole…" Clementine mumbled out.

"What was that?" Shawn licked over a sensitive spot on her neck, causing her eyes to fall closed.

When the two heard a light knock at the door they ignored it, hoping the person would go away.

"Clem?" Danielle's little voice caused them to freeze. "Clem, are you in there?"

Clementine didn't answer.

However, the door suddenly opened and they froze.

"Clem, can you play with me—" Danielle frown noticing Shawn on top of Clementine. The girl froze in place, fearing that Clementine was being "Forced" into something bad. "Le-Let go of her!"

"Oh shit…" Shawn mumbled, moving off the girl immediately.

"Danielle, wait…" Clementine called before the child could dash out of the room. "We… we need to talk."

Clementine and Shawn quickly redressed themselves, before Clementine had Shawn leave the room so she could speak with little Danielle.

"A-Are you sure he wasn't hurting you?" Danielle asked, looking concerned.

"I'm sure…" Clementine said. "I… I wanted to do that, sweetie."

"Wh-Why? Why would you want to do that bad stuff?" Danielle was confused.

"It's… not bad for adults…It's bad for kids." Clementine said.

"But you are a kid." Danielle said.

Clementine shook her head. "I'm not…"

"Oh… But I thought you were…" Danielle said. "Everyone else thinks so too."

Clementine sighed at that. "Don't listen to everyone else.."

"Okay…"

From there, Clementine did her best to explain sex to the small girl.

"Were you trying to make a baby?" Danielle asked.

Clementine's face flushed red. "N-No, it's not exactly only for that. Please don't tell anyone, Dani… It's not something I want everyone to know… It's private…"

"Okay… I won't tell…" Danielle said. The child was quiet for a moment before nervously asking. "W-Will Shawn do that to me too?"

"No… He would never." Clementine said giving her a sad look. "The people who hurt you were bad. They raped you and they never should have done that. You should never have had to go through what you did. Sex is supposed to be something grown-ups do when their older and when they choose who they want to be with. If someone forces it, it's called rape."

"Wh-Why did they do it to me then?" Danielle asked.

"I don't know, Dani, they were just bad people…" Clementine said. "I promise, no one will ever hurt you again."

"You promise?" Danielle asked.

Clementine nodded, wrapping an arm around her. "I swear on my life…"

"Thank you…"

Clementine and Shawn were much more careful after that. They established a relationship but kept things quiet. They would wait until everyone was asleep before doing anything.

Clementine really enjoyed spending time with the older boy. When everything was a mess, she just felt so calm around him.

She felt as if she was falling in love. She had never felt this way before, but she liked it.

As the days went on life at the motor inn took a quick shift from carefree and pleasant to chaotic.

Kenny wanted to move on, but Lilly wasn't ready to move. Clementine had mixed feelings, she had gotten comfortable and didn't want to just up and leave without a true destination known but they were also going to run out of food eventually. And the bandit attacks weren't making things any better.

Days ago, Lilly had flipped out on everyone over a broken flashlight she found in the garbage, and while that was strange, it didn't prove anything.

The woman was paranoid, that was for sure.

However, when Lilly started telling them supplies was going missing, they were all concerned.

Kenny had been restlessly working on getting an RV going and he was convinced that once he got it working, he would take his family along with Clementine and Danielle and head to Florida.

Clementine didn't know how to feel but didn't protest. She knew it would break Kenny's heart if she didn't go, and she also knew she needed to think about what was best for Danielle.

She knew no matter what happened she wanted to stay with Shawn, she wondered what he planned on doing.

Kenny and Shawn were sent back to Macon to gather more supplies. The food they had was running out and as the days went on there was a growing tension at the motor inn.

Kenny was wearing a backpack and holding a pistol, while Shawn was holding a rifle. The two men sneak through Macon and peek around a corner. Seeing that the coast is clear, they walk into the empty road.

"Looks like this is our lucky day." Kenny said.

"Yeah, this might actually go smoothly." Shawn agreed.

"We deserve it after last time." Kenny said.

Shawn couldn't agree more, their last few runs had been a mess. Shawn looks inside a broken and partially boarded-up window, then moves on seeing it empty. Shawn and Kenny keep walking.

"So where do you come down on stayin' or goin'?" Kenny asked. "You made up your mind for sure yet? Or are you still staying on that fence?"

"I'm not completely sure. But I'm not opposed to leaving…" Shawn said.0

"Well, whatever happens, I'm going, and my family is coming with me. And if Lilly's dead-set on staying, then, well, that's the way it goes." Kenny said.

Shawn didn't respond to that.

They reach the destroyed remains of the Drugstore.

"Okay, just like last time. Over the rig, into the pharmacy, and scrape together whatever supplies are left." Kenny said.

"We didn't leave much in there." Shawn said.

"We're out of options. Somethin's better than nothin'." Kenny climbs up the ladder on the side of a truck near the pharmacy. As he reaches the top, one side of the ladder comes unattached. "Shit!"

"You okay?" Shawn asked.

"The ladder's come loose. I'm not sure how many more trips she's got in her." Kenny said.

"I'm not sure how many more trips we've got in US." Shawn said.

"No kiddin'." Kenny agreed.

Shawn grabs onto the bottom rung of the ladder and the whole thing breaks off. Shawn tosses it to the ground. "Looks like she's had it."

"What now?" Kenny asked.

"I'll find another way up." Shawn shrugged.

"Better get a move on." Kenny urged.

Shawn looks around, trying to think of something. He grabs the winch on the jeep and walks forward, pulling it along.

"Lilly's not doin' so good, huh?" Kenny sighed.

She wasn't. Not at all, but Shawn knew what she was going through. "Well, she lost her father… It's not an easy thing…" Shawn attaches the winch to the trailer axle of the truck then turns on the winch control, which reels in the winch and pulls the jeep to the truck. The jeep reaches the truck, and Shawn climbs onto it.

"Duck brought up your dad's farm last night." Kenny said.

"Really? What'd he say?" Shawn asked.

"He was just feeling bad about it… Blames himself, said he almost got you killed…" Kenny answered.

"But he didn't… He has nothing to feel guilty for." Shawn said.

"Thanks… for saying that." Kenny extends his hand and Shawn takes it. Kenny pulls him up.

Suddenly a bloodcurdling scream is heard. A grime-covered woman runs out of one of the buildings, screaming as walkers chase and surround her. "GO AWAY! HELP ME! SOMEBODY HELP ME! OH, GOD! OH, GOD!"

Kenny's eyes widened. "What the-what the hell is that?! A walker?!"

"Walkers don't scream! Do they?" Shawn replied.

"Jesus! I don't think so." Kenny said.

Shawn looks through the scope of his rifle. The woman continues screaming and calling for help; a zombie grabs onto her as she falls, but she manages to push it away and get up. "It's a girl, we have to help her."

"How?! There's no gettin' to her." Kenny argued.

"We gotta do somethin'." Shawn said.

A walker bites the woman's leg and she screamed again.

"Maybe we should… shoot her… Put her out of this misery…" Shawn felt bad for suggesting it, but it was all he could think off."

"We can't waste the bullets. We leave her alive and she draws them all to her, buying us time." Kenny said.

"That's fucked up." Shawn said.

"Think about it! We're always worryin' about the ones we can't see-she stays alive and brings them all out of their holes!" Kenny said.

"Fuck… I can't do that Kenny…" Shawn aimed his gun, despite Kenny's protest, shooting the woman after some hesitation.

"Goddamn it!" Kenny hissed.

The walkers notice Shawn and Kenny.

"Now look what you done. Let's MOVE." Kenny said.

The two rush to enter the backdoor of the drugstore, closing it behind them.

"It's sturdy as hell but we ain't got much time." Kenny said. "Get everything you can out of these racks. Don't forget underneath the counter this time! I'll clear down here and then we gotta go!"

Shawn moves a shelf upright and quickly starts gathering supplies.

They continued collecting all they can until they can hear the walkers getting closer and they can hear pounding on the door.

Kenny jumps over the counter. "Up and over!"

Shawn follows suit.

"We're still clear, let's hustle." Kenny said.

Before they can escape, walkers knock a door over, trapping Shawn beneath it.

Shawn tries to push the door off himself. Kenny runs over and helps Shawn lift the door off himself.

Kenny draws his pistol. "FRIDGE!"

Shawn pushes the fridge over, blocking the door and crushing a walker beneath it. Kenny shoots the nearby zombies.

"Out! Let's fucking get out!" Kenny said.

Kenny runs to the front. As Shawn follows him, a zombie jumps out in front of him. Shawn whacks the zombie with his rifle; it tries to grab him, but he uses his rifle to push it backwards into the debris, and its chest is impaled on a piece of rebar. More walkers approach.

Shawn and Kenny escape through a hole in the wall.

It's not long before Shawn and Kenny return to the motel. Ben is keeping watch, sitting in a chair on the RV. Shawn knocks on the doorframe of the open door to Lilly's room. Lilly opens the door all the way to speak to Kenny and Shawn. Katjaa and Carley come over to listen in as well and see what supplies they grabbed.

"Looks like we got the kid on watch again." Kenny complained.

Lilly ignores his comment. "What'd you get?"

Shawn takes the pistol and gives his rifle to Lilly.

"We might as well leave out a sign that says "the men are gone, come and rape our women and children"." Kenny continues.

Lilly rolls her eyes at that and sets the rifle down on her dresser. "So, what did you get?

"Whatever was left." Shawn said.

Kenny hands Lilly the backpack. She places it on her bed and searches it.

"We're FINE, by the way..." Kenny said.

Lilly once again ignores his comment. "Nice work. This will keep us going. If we carry on like this, we'll get through the winter here."

"The winter? We'll freeze our asses off here!" Kenny said.

Lilly glared at him. "Because piling into an RV with you two, after what you did to my dad, is SO appealing."

"Why wouldn't it be? You know I'll do what it takes to keep everyone safe." Kenny said.

"We're already safe." Lilly said.

"Take a look at the wall, Lilly. That's not graffiti. Those are bullet holes. And we got enough arrow shafts sticking out of it to dry our laundry. And that's all beside the fact that Macon is busting at the seams with walkers." Kenny said.

"We don't have walker problems." Lilly said.

"We have to go eventually, Lilly." Shawn sighed.

"We don't have to do anything." Lilly argued.

"You didn't wanna go because of your dad's health, but he's gone now." Kenny said. "Which means there's nothing keeping us here."

Shawn shot him a look. "Easy, Kenny."

"I'm sorry. But somebody needs to make executive decisions for the group though, and I don't think you're capable anymore." Kenny said.

"Don't start with me." Lilly said.

Katjaa frowned. "Ken, we're all losing it with the attacks and lack of food..."

"We can't fight about this right now…" Carley said. "Do we always have to have a power struggle?"

"We need to talk about it though. What about the food situation? What about protection? What about when this place falls? Somebody's gotta be thinking about this shit." Kenny said.

"How has this not been working? We have everything we need." Lilly stated.

"'Cause of me, Lilly." Kenny claimed.

"That's BS, Kenny, and you know it." Lilly disagreed.

"We got plenty of food out of that station wagon." Shawn pointed out.

"We can't just keep our fingers crossed for more station wagons." Kenny replied.

"Everything that happens to us is another excuse for you to pull this crap about leaving. All I want is a week of peace; of not hearing it." Lilly said.

"We wouldn't even be fighting about our medicine and supply stocks if Shawn hadn't fucked up downtown." Kenny said.

"What do you mean?" Lilly asked.

"Some girl came screaming out of an alley. She had dead hanging all over her. She was makin' enough noise that we woulda had plenty of time to get what we needed. Instead, smart guy shot her." Kenny said.

"He what?" Carley asked.

"He put her out of her misery. Stupid." Kenny said.

"Instead of what, letting her suffer?" Lilly asked.

"There was no saving her?" Katjaa asked.

Shawn shook his head. "She was too far away…"

"So you shot her instead?" Lilly asked.

"I couldn't just let her suffer." Shawn said.

"It was fucking stupid. But, look, we've been putting our lives on the line doing these runs into the city. You wouldn't believe the shit we see." Kenny said.

"We all appreciate it, Ken—" Katjaa said.

Kenny shook his head. "Macon and its people aren't savable. It's not a town. It's full of walkers and the people who WERE left are dying and wandering out onto the streets. It's hell on Earth and it's coming this way."

"IT'S NOT GOING TO BE EASIER OUT ON THE ROAD!" Lilly suddenly snapped.

"How would you know?" Kenny asked.

"WHAT I KNOW? I know you're not above murder! I know somebody has been STEALING our supplies-that's right, STEALING-and I know the list of people I can trust here gets SMALLER EVERY DAY! Now everybody GET OUT." Lilly closes the door, and everyone walks away.

"She just needs time…" Shawn said. "She'll settle down…"

"She's riling everybody up, otherwise." Kenny said.

"You understand, Ken." Katjaa said.

"She's right about one thing. None of this is gettin' any easier." Kenny said.

"Do you think someone's really stealing from us?" Clementine asked her boyfriend.

"I don't know… That's what Lilly said…" Shawn replied. "Clem…"

"Yeah?" Clementine looked up to her boyfriend from where her head was resting in his lap.

"If…Kenny gets that RV going, and the group does end up splitting… I think you should go with him." Shawn said.

Clementine's eyes widened. "Wh-What?"

"I want you to go with Kenny…" Shawn repeated.

Clementine pulled away and sent him a look. "What? Why are you saying this?"

"Because it's how I feel…. It's not safe here, Clem." Shawn said.

"And what about you?" Clementine asked.

"I'll figure it out... You know Kenny and I don't exactly always get along…" Shawn said.

"But… But we're supposed to stay together. What about us, Shawn? We're supposed to be something." Clementine argued.

"I just want you to be safe, kid." Shawn said.

Clementine glared at him. "Don't call me kid!"

"S-Sorry. It slipped…" Shawn said, looking to the door, hoping Kenny hadn't heard her shout.

"Sure, it did." The girl rolled her eyes and stood. "I'm gonna take watch… It's about time I switch with Ben…"

Shawn sighed as she walked away. He hadn't meant to piss her off.

After the incident at the farm, the adults refused to allow Clementine to go on a run much to the girl's dismay. And it took a lot of convincing for them to allow her to take watch. Kenny, Katjaa, and Lilly agreed that she could take watch during the day only.

Clementine figured that was better than not being allowed.

However, that night when Ben had said he was feeling ill the girl immediately offered to take his watch shift for the night.

Kenny protested but Shawn cut in saying he would tag her out early

This caused Lilly and Carley to agree that it would be fine. Katjaa also gave in after some reassurance leaving Kenny outnumbered.

Now the girl sat on top of the RV, doodling on a piece of paper while glancing up every so often to make sure nothing was out of the ordinary. Things had been pretty quiet for the last few days as far as the bandits were concerned.

The girl however furrowed her brows as she looked up from her drawing and spotted a figure. Through the darkness it was hard to tell who it was, but she noticed them by the gate. She was annoyed that she didn't have a gun, but the group didn't feel comfortable giving her one knowing how depressed she had been.

Curious the girl placed her pencil down and started to climb down from the RV wanting to check things out.

"Hey,"

The sudden voice behind her made her jump.

She felt someone hug her from behind and immediately knew it was Shawn. She was used to him doing that when Kenny wasn't around.

"Are you still pissed at me?" Shawn asked.

"Maybe a little…" Clementine muttered.

"Can I change that?" He kisses her neck and she squirmed a bit.

"Sh-Shawn…"

"The others will be up soon, maybe we can mess around a bit…" Shawn suggested.

Distracted, Clementine briefly forgets about the person she spotted. But she quickly shook her head. "Actually… As much as I'd love that, I need to talk to Lilly." The girl said, moving out of his arms.

"What's wrong?" Shawn asked.

"I… saw someone…" Clementine said. "By the gate."

"Are you sure?" Shawn looked over. "I don't see anyone…"

"I'm pretty sure." Clementine said. "Just… keep your guard up… And… be ready."

"Ready for what?" Shawn asked.

"For an attack…" Clementine said.

The girl soon headed over to the gate, pushing the dumpster aside with a bit of struggle. She then went to a grate in the side of the wall and noticed there is a brown paper bag. She takes the bag out and opens it, discovering that it is filled with medicine and some food.

"Oh fuck…" The girl quickly headed back into the gate.

"Clem, what's up?" Shawn asked.

"I found something. We need to tell the others." Clementine said.

Shawn nods goes to wake Kenny and Carley.

Once Kenny and Carley come out of their rooms, Clementine shows them what she had found.

"This was outside…" Clementine shows them the bag and the supplies.

"Fuck… So we do have a damn traitor." Kenny grumbled.

"Seems that way." Carley huffed.

"I'm…. going to talk to Lilly." Clementine said.

Kenny curses again and goes to wake Duck and Katjaa and get them ready for a likely attack while Clementine goes to Lilly and tells her what she found.

Lilly is surprised to see her. "I figured you'd be going to sleep by now."

"Shawn just relieved me from watch. I need to talk to you. It's important." Clementine said.

"About?"

Clementine showed her the bag.

Lilly snatched it, "Did you come in here to confess?"

"N-No… I didn't steal it. I found it." Clementine said, she then explained to Lilly where she found the bag and about the person she had saw by the gate.

"This has to be Carley or Ben." Lilly said.

"Hold on, you can't just go pointing fingers." Clementine said.

"It's one of them. Carley's always on night shift, and Ben's new so we can't just give him a pass." Lilly huffed.

"We can't jump to conclusions either." Clementine said.

Lilly sighed but nodded. "Okay. We line everybody up. Everybody. Somebody is killing us. Stealing from that supply is the same as slipping into your room at night and cutting your throat while you sleep. You die. What is the difference?"

"Let's just be smart about this… Whoever this was for, isn't going to be happy when they don't get their package." Clementine said. "Everyone needs to be ready… I have a feeling that things aren't going to be pretty…"