Rick wasn't sure what to believe himself. The sun was beginning to go down, and they needed everyone to get inside. He wanted to follow Blake, make complete sure she was alright, he didn't trust the tone of her voice, but he decided it best to leave her alone for a little while. She came out and Rick saw her speaking to Daryl for a minute before Daryl went off, no doubt to look for Bailey. "He'll bring her back." He said, approaching Blake. "You need to be honest with me, we don't keep secrets. No need to in the group. It wasn't just her they terrorized, was it?" Rick asked, keeping his eyes trained on Blake.

A small red mark could still be seen where Bailey had hit her, she looked so innocent and like she wouldn't hurt anyone, but this triggered something. "And what exactly happened to Bailey here? We aren't staying, we'll be leaving first thing in the morning." He said, hoping this would give the sister's some piece of mine. "I just want your honesty." Rick added on.

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Bailey had stormed off, where to, she didn't know, but she soon found out. There it was. The tree she almost died at. Bailey would recognize it anywhere. The markings, dandelions growing nearby, she remembered screaming until her throat was raw, tears stained her cheeks. She could have been eaten alive by those.. those things out there. She hardly heard the sound of footsteps approaching. Bailey sighed softly, looking at the tree. She knew she should be alert, those things could be anywhere, but she couldn't bring herself to move her feet. Bailey almost screamed when she turned around, but there was Daryl, his finger to her mouth, pointing out another set of footprints that wasn't either of theirs. 

She nodded, her hand touching his wrist and pulling it down. She looked at the footsteps. They weren't alone. Bailey looked around. "Let's go back to camp." She mouthed to Daryl. She was about to walk ahead of him when a chilling and familiar voice stopped her in her track's.

"Long time, no see, and I see you brought yourself a friend." Turning, Bailey saw the barrel of a gun pointed towards her and the man who caused her so much pain and torment standing behind it.