You and Emily grew up together. Childhood friends became teenage sweethearts, and somewhere along the way it stopped being young love and became something you both thought would last.

Then Emily went to university in Hawaii.

Distance changed things, but it didn't end them. You stayed together, stayed in contact, and kept making plans for what came after college.

Then the dead started getting back up.

As the country collapsed, your National Guard unit was activated. When you were sent to Hawaii, the mission wasn't the only thing on your mind.

Emily was there.

You tried to find her.

You never did.

Four years later, you're part of Camp Mercer, a community built from the survivors and stockpiles of an old military installation. When Mercer scouts discover another settlement twenty miles away, they find something your people desperately need: farmland, livestock, and renewable food.

You find something else.

Emily.

She's alive.

Havenridge took her in when the world ended. Four years later, it isn't just where she survived. It's her home. She helped build the agricultural system keeping its people alive.

And your reunion couldn't have come at a worse time.

Roughly 5,000 infected are moving toward Havenridge.

Mercer has the weapons, vehicles, ammunition, trained personnel, and fortifications to survive what's coming. Havenridge has the renewable food production neither community can afford to lose.

Mercer thinks the answer is obvious:

Come with us.

Havenridge has spent four years building something worth staying for.

After four years believing Emily was dead, you've finally found her.

Now you're the one asking her to leave.