Thread: Too Far Gone [Ama + Randomname98766789]

Angela would carry Tara if need be - that wouldn't be first, the girls were pretty silly with each other at times and both of them had taken the role of piggy-backer at one point or another. Besides, if that kept Tara in as little pain as possible then Angela wanted to do it. However, when morning came and everyone was getting ready to get on their way, Tara seemed to want to tough it out. Angela stuck close to Tara's side the entire time that they were walking to the truck, supporting her so she could keep pressure off of her one leg, and during the trip to Terminus she kept Tara close. The pair stayed hand in hand throughout the trip, talked about everything that had happened since they had been separated though Angela had not been comfortable talking about the prison with the company they had and mused about the good that Terminus would hopefully hold. Little did they know they were in for trouble - but there was no way that they could have known that. Even once they were there, Angela was ever hopeful. In fact, despite everything the blonde's faith that the world was good had not been ruined. As they walked through she kept Tara close, allowing the brunette to lean on her. They were welcomed with open arms and even offered a meal - though the happiness could not last forever. Everyone had been too focused on the here and now including if they should trust this place that they missed the snipers hidden on rooftops, and before they knew what was happening they were surrounded on the ground by members of Terminus. They had been asked to put aside their weapons when they had entered, and while everyone had been concerned about doing so they agreed - this left the group unarmed as a man attempted to order them around, herding them like lost sheep. The first thing that Angela did was stand her ground and put herself between Tara and one of the guns. ---- Like her husband, Maggie remained on high alert as they walked through the fences and were guided deeper in to Terminus. While all seemed well, it didn't take long for the brunette to get a bad feeling about being there and she stayed close to Josh, alerting him of her concern as soon as she felt like. She didn't know why, but her intuition had a tendency of being right. For example, despite the relative peace at the prison part of her had just known that something bad was going to happen that day the only thing she hadn't known was what. Once again she was getting that feeling and Maggie refused to chalk it up to paranoia caused by the recent loss of her family. Not only the death of her father and separation from both Josh and Beth, who she had been praying to see when she arrived here, but also for the others - everyone at the prison, especially those who had come with Rick to the farm, also felt like family to Maggie. Maggie's faith was being tested, however. Not only did she not catch sight of anyone else she kept dear to her, but once again trouble struck just as she had expected. The people of Terminus had moved them inwards simply to keep them from an easy escape it seemed, as when the only exit was out of sight several people moved in with guns raised. It took only moments for her to scan the area around her, and she grabbed tight to Josh's hand as her heart raced in her chest. It didn't take a genius to realize that they had very little chance of escape without someone getting hurt. The friendliness had been a ruse, one meant to get their guard down. While Maggie wasn't sure why just yet, she knew that no reason could be good. What do you want? She called out, cool expression not breaking even though she was starting to feel like a mess.