I don't like writing scenarios with children, I only did it this once because I thought it could be a bit interesting. So please try not to request scenarios with children, babies, pregnancy, and stuff like that.

Requested by: ValerieBarcenas01

Coach:

He's always ready to help people who need it, especially a child. When he spot the child hiding there, clearly terrified, he crouched down, laying his weapon down and holding his hand out, assuring the child you are both good guys so they don't have to be scared. When they didn't move, he pat his pockets before feeling the bit of chocolate he had left so he pulled it out and held it to the child, telling them they must be starving so they can have this. This made the child slowly come out of hiding and take it. Coach felt bad for this kid, left here all alone to hide while zombies limped by, each time probably thinking this was finally the time they will be caught and die. He took his weapon and got up then held his hand to the kid, telling them you are both trying to get out of this place and to safety so they can tag along.

Rochelle:

She was quick to put her gun away and crouch to where the child sat hidden under the store counter. She held her hand out to the child, assuring them you and her aren't zombies nor bitten and they can trust you two. As the child tried to shrink further away, Rochelle got these upset eyes before she assured the child again you two aren't gonna hurt them and you both are trying to get out this place. Once the child finally trusted her and took her hand, Rochelle smiled before gently pulling the child out from their hidden spot and asked them their name and age, checking them for any wounds that might need tending. Once done inspecting, she held their hand and guided them, assuring them everything will be okay.

Ellis:

He was shocked but then got excited, shocked and excited to see another survivor and to see a child again, having never expected to see a child again. He looked at you, telling you there is a child. As you told him you can see that and the zombies are gonna approach soon, he nod before hurrying to the child, telling them who he is and you before telling them you all have to hurry out of here quickly before a horde approaches. The child was clearly scared and not moving. Ellis noticed the child was holding a comic and Ellis read a lot of comics before the zombie outbreak so he excitedly pointed, asking if that's the new one and how he wanted to read that but then this chaos happened so he couldn't. He talked with the kid about the comic, the kid slowly opening up to him. When you loudly called his name in a way that said the zombies are approaching, he remembered there are zombies around so he picked up the child, giving them a smile and saying let's get you to safety before snatching a pistol as he wouldn't be able to swing a melee weapon well while holding this kid.

Nick:

He gave you this look of "we can't". While it looked mean and awful, you also understood it. A child is a lot of responsibility, they need a lot of care and you can barely take care of yourself right now in this whole chaos. They also need stuff like food and water but you both haven't even eaten yourselves in a day or two. They aren't as smart or mature as adults, they make mistakes, mistakes that can result in one of you all dying. But leaving behind this innocent child would also be cruel so it was a tough decision. Nick felt guilty when he saw the child look at him with these sad, hopeful eyes so he groaned out to let's just take them to the next safe room and decide what to do with them there.