Bellamy has never believed in fairy tales. He believes in the law of the jungle, in the lions of the Serengeti and the wolves of North America. There are no princes, no towers to climb. There's knowing when you've found your match and not letting anything stand in your way...because Blakes fight dirty to get what they want. Warning: violence, character death, real life problems.

Clarke Griffin and Bellamy Blake were hiking to Mount Weather. Together. It was a ridiculous concept until you realized their partnership was based on mutual distrust. Can they ever break down the walls between them and learn to trust one another? How much can 24 hours change a relationship? How much can a shared secret? Post 1x7, and goes from there.

"I am going to offer you a deal. Your companion can be taken back, left close to your city, and go free. In return, you have to agree to join our tribe." An AU story where Clarke stumbles upon a Grounder tribe and is forced to join them by their leader, Bellamy Blake. Bellarke story with some Linctavia. Full summary inside. Multi-chapter.

AU Post Season 1 finale. They were meant to be used as a new influx of genes for Mount Weather. But Clarke Griffin and her band of survivors would not be going along willingly.

They're not good with words, neither of them, but they don't really need them anyway. It's a small gesture but it means a dozen things. I'll be careful. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not leaving you alone in this mess. Bellamy/Clarke.

When Clarke and Bellamy first meet they hate each other. But as much as they hate to admit it there are sparks there, and neither of them can deny it. And when Clarke finds out a shocking secret, it only serves to bring them closer together. College AU.

Every time they touch it burns. One-shot.

The Ark Camp and the 100 Camp don't mix but then Bellamy Blake kidnaps Clarke Griffin to help his sister. It could be the beginning of a war except that Clarke went of her own free will and in the end, she may not want to go back. AU

After talking to Jaha, Bellamy starts avoiding Clarke in camp and sets off an unforeseen chain of events that force him to rethink what direction he's going in. Set post S01E8, cannon until then. Rating for language, some violence.

My version of what might happen to Daryl and Beth after Season 4's Mid-Finale. Language, bit of violence and eventually lots of lemons... Enjoy!

They were fighting again. Disagreeing on what the 100 should do. Again. They had become the de facto co-leaders of their ragtag band of misfits, and striking a balance between her idealism and his pragmatism was never easy. Striking a balance between what they needed for themselves and what the camp needed would require careful negotiation. Clark/Bellamy. Bellark.

Things are finally coming together. Beth is basically a big ole bundle of nerves and desires and she's not sure how to tell him any of this. So she just settles on being matter-of-fact and hopes to God it helps. Final in the series of Relativity, Gravity and Chaos. Beth/Daryl UST. COMPLETE

What happened, she wonders, to get me to where I am now? Did a butterfly fly left instead of right in Australia, and did that kick up some dust and did that get into someone's eyes and did something happen after that, then again and again until I'm here, in the woods of Georgia, this man by my side? Sequel to Gravity and Relativity. Beth/Daryl UST. COMPLETE

His breath leaves him and he presses his lips to her forehead and murmurs against her skin, "Serves me right for falling in with the craziest girl this side of the Mississippi." Sequel to Relativity. Beth/Daryl UST. COMPLETE

"You gotta remember that it ain't just what's in front of you that you need to look out for. It's everything around you. It's the whole scene." Post-Still, incorporating events in 'Alone' and going AU after that. Beth/Daryl UST. COMPLETE.