It was Beth's first time in Atlanta by herself when the world decided to end. When she lost her way home, she winds up meeting a crossbow-toting man with steel blue eyes and a smile that gives her chills. This is not your typical Bethyl story - imagine if Daryl were more like Merle.

..Daryl/Beth.. AU - no zombies. He smoked and rode a motorcycle and spoke as if he chewed on gravel. He was everything none of her ex-boyfriends – all two of them – had ever been and Beth knew she probably wasn't the only woman in this bar with a crush on the surly, handsome bartender.

..Daryl/Beth.. AU - no zombies. As the building manager in a newly renovated apartment building, it's Daryl Dixon's job to make sure that things are working properly for all of the tenants. It's his job to unclog the shower drain in apartment A2. It's not his job to wonder where her boyfriend or husband is when she asks if he can help her put a baby crib together.

Counterpart to Lady in Red. All action and dialogue is the same, but it's all from Daryl's point of view. Can be read separately from Lady in Red, one after the other, or simultaneously.

Bethyl AU It's finally the big day, Maggie and Glenn's wedding day. Beth is maid of honor, Daryl is the best man. What could happen next? Knowing these two, all kinds of fluffy sweetness.

Three years have passed since that fateful day at Grady Memorial Hospital and he still sees her. Blond hair and blue eyes haunt him every night while he sleeps and he knows he will never recover from the loss of her. When an unlikely duo appears in front of their gates, how will Daryl handle the girl in his dreams walking back into his life? Hold on…Pain Ends-H.O.P.E. *Post S5 MSF*

They don't plan it. It's not something they mean to do. But starting the night Beth comes to the ASZ, she's going to bed with Daryl Dixon, and she's never slept as well as she does when she sleeps with him. - Bethyl, sort of. Asexuality is a thing here.

What might have happened before the hallway scene of "Coda." Basically, my theory on why everything that happened...happened. It's just a theory, but it makes sense to me. Be kind. Note: this is a one-shot, not a re-write. Sorry, folks.

There's no dog. No cars. No one returned to lay claim to the place. Nothing to keep them from stickin' around, so they do. And it's hard, sometimes, to look around this new home without thinking about the past. Inspired by a scene from the film version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Canon-divergent from Alone. For Nikita-Juice.

In a small town in which he doesn't expect to stay long, Daryl Dixon comes upon a girl walking by the side of the road at two in the morning, soaked to the skin. He could offer to drive her home. But he very much wants to not seem like a creep. He also doesn't want to just leave her there. He has no idea what he's getting into. - Bethyl AU: no zombies, no apocalypse of any kind.

On a return trip to Grady, Daryl and Aaron make a discovery Daryl never would have imagined and never would have wanted to: Beth survived. And doesn't believe she did. Of course Daryl believes he's the only one who can bring her back. And they can't go home until he does. - Bethyl, kinda; post-Coda. Much angst and other messed-up things.

Merle disturbs Beth and Daryl's quiet evening to convince Daryl to go on a road trip down to Daytona Beach. Beth not only encourages Daryl to go, but she decides to tag along. When Merle gets in to trouble, Beth decides to make it up to him in the hopes of salvaging their vacation.

AU Homeless Daryl/Mommy Beth. "She approaches him too fast, and she barely has enough time to react to the white wings she suddenly sees in front of her as she jerks the car to a halt, and suddenly she realizes that she doesn't hear the wailing anymore." Rated M for smut.

It's been ten years since Daryl held Beth's lifeless body in his arms. The world has changed but humanity has survived, and Daryl has survived too. He is alive; still breathing, still walking, still pushing himself to keep going year after year... until one day, it all changes when he sees a name on a list of survivors. Two words. Two syllables. Ten letters. Beth Greene.

Daryl had done a lot of crazy shit before but letting her into his cell had been the craziest. Everything was just so dark, and he couldn't bring himself to say no to the warm light she brought into his life. Nothing was ever simple, though, especially in the apocalypse.

In which Beth survives on her own, reunites with her family and attempts to face her demons while letting go of the past…