Carl's POV
I watched Enid and my dad until they disappeared into the trees. I sighed and walked back to the RV.
Before I got on, Daryl came out with Judith.
"Hey," he said. "Would you mind taking Judith? I'm going on a hunt."
I nodded and took Judith into my arms.
I got on the RV. I saw Lydia out of the corner of my eye. She was sitting on the couch staring out the window. She looked over at me as I sat next to her.
Her eyes lit up when she saw Judith. "Oh my goodness!" she laughed. "Is this your sister?"
I smiled. "Yeah," I said. "This is Judith."
"She is so cute!" she said giddily.
"You wanna hold her?" I asked.
She looked at me, excitement in her eyes. "If it's okay with you," she said.
I handed Judith over to Lydia.
"Hi Judith," she cooed. "I'm Lydia. How are you?"
Judith giggled. She even attempted to say her name. "Ly-da," she got out.
Lydia's mouth opened in surprise. "That was so good!" she said in a high-pitched voice.
I smiled at the sight. Lydia has had a complete personality change since I met her, and I liked it.
Lydia laughed as Judith fisted her hair in her hand and pulled it slightly.
"Man," she said to me. "All my life I wanted a baby sister. All I got was a big brother." She chuckled.
I smiled. "Yeah," I said simply.
After a little while, Lydia reluctantly handed Judith back to me and I fed her.
Carol then came up to us. "I can take Judith if you guys wanna go do something."
I nodded and handed her Judith.
Lydia looked over at me. "Wanna go in the woods for a bit?"
"Yeah," I said. "Okay."
We grabbed weapons and headed out. As I looked down the road that Enid and my dad travelled down, I kept replaying the conversation I had with my dad before he left.
"Keep her safe," I had whispered to him. "I know she can take care of herself, but still, keep her safe." My dad had given me a nod and that was when I walked over to Enid and kissed her.
I had kissed her.
And it was awesome.
Ugh, I gotta stop worrying about them. They'll be fine. They're Rick and Enid. Two of the toughest people I know.
My focus returned to Lydia as she called, wondering what the hold up was. I ran to catch up to her. We plunged into the forest, like I had done with Enid not long ago.