We Found Each Other In The Dark by Schwoozie

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After the funeral home, after Gabriel, after everything, Beth’s spent months on her own; enough time to lose herself. When she finally finds her family, it’s up to Daryl to bring her back.

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Worth the Run by bethgreenewarriorprincess

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Beth and Daryl are finally reunited at Terminus, only it isn’t the happily ever after they had both imagined.

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Skin Contact by claimedbydaryl

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After Beth returns to the group, her and Daryl don’t so much as begin to love one another but fall into it, like soul mates separated for a millennia finally reunited, and they learn each other’s stories by reading the marks on their skin.

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The World Was On Fire And No One Could Save Me But You by StrangersAngel

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Bethyl Smut Week Day Three Prompt: Wicked Game by Chris Isaak. Lots of love and intensity amid the smut.

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Keep Breathing by badsometimes

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If Beth was there for Daryl after Denise’s death.

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No Game by Doverit

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One-shot Bethyl-smut inspired from an interview with Norman Reedus I read where he described his character, Daryl Dixon, as having “no game with women”. “I’d rather be the guy who is completely awkward and has no game. I’d rather prematurely ejaculate and cry in the corner than ‘Yeah! Nailed her!,” Reedus said. Yeah…that’s the inspiration. Enjoy!

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Unchecked by AMiserableLove

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There’s a part of her that warns not to push him; a tiny voice in her head that whispers quietly, telling her that they all have their limits, certain buttons that no one needs to go pushing…

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Two Worlds by PunkyNemo (TheVampireCat)

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He doesn’t fit in in Alexandria. Like the rest of them he’s too wild, too feral for these nice folk with their nice houses. They’re scared of him, scared of all of them. But it doesn’t matter. Doesn’t matter at all because there’s only one world that needs to accept Daryl. Only one world that counts.