Opening up a hunting shop in rural Atlanta has sparked life into the Dixon brothers. Merle and Daryl begin to assimilate into society and obtain their version of the American dream. While the locals of the rural area breathe life into a disconnected Daryl; a pleasant stranger gives Merle a new lease on life, giving him a desire for a meaningful connection. But could it be with her?

Abraham Ford is on his normal nightly walkthrough of his camp. Instead of discovering more walkers to kill, he finds a woman bathing in a pond. An innocent inquiry turns into a lusty gaze and carnal desires.

After a close call against the formidable Michonne, Merle somehow can't get her out of his thoughts. He's apprehensive but enthralled with the exotic swords woman. To Michonne's shock she realizes how much Rick and company needs him. And despite her denial she begins to acknowledge how she needs him. (A strictly Merle X Michonne story. Rated M: language and intense scenes).

After a chance encounter at the mall Jesse unknowingly sweet talks his way into little Kaylee's good graces. She extends a dinner invitation (to Mike's dismay). Not only does Jesse end up at Mike's dinner table, he also ends up in his bed...and life. Between the antics of the mischievous Jesse and spunky Kaylee what's old Mike to do? (A lighthearted comedy)

Walt and Jesse aren't the typical vision of picture perfect business partners. When the stoic, hard-nosed Walt constantly argues and spars with the prideful and high strung Jesse, the common occurrence of bickering takes a "strange" turn. Amidst all of Walt's anxiety and unhappiness, can the fiery young Jesse fulfill his secret needs and desires?