All Clarke wanted was a nice, stress-relieving day off. It had started out so good too, until Bellamy decided to ram through her door unexpectedly, while she's... you know... busy. Currently being revised and updated!

Hermione Granger finds herself trapped and ready for the inevitable death that awaits her. There's only one thing that fills her mind before she dies. Well, one person. And yet, her story is not over as the Doctor invites her to accompany him on many amazing adventures.

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.

When a rival tribe of Grounders attacks a peace summit, Clarke and the others find themselves prisoners of a dangerous enemy once again. But when these new enemies take a special interest in Clarke, it's up to Bellamy to save her, even whilst fighting his own inner demons. Post-Mt. Weather rescue. Bellarke.

"You're in love with him, and he's in love with you, and it's like a goddamn tragedy, because you look at him and see the stars, and he looks at you and sees the sun. And you both think the other is just looking at the ground." [Modern AU. Bellarke. Banner by Ro Nordmann]

"Blake, stop sweet talking the girl and get your ass in the game! You're up!" Bellamy Blake might just get a shot at playing in the game known as Love, that is if Clarke Griffin is his partner. Modern AU (OVER 12K VIEWS)

The Griffins and the Blakes have always hated each other in a feud that has gone on for decades. But now, Clarke and Bellamy have secretly united to bring down their families' companies and take back control. One problem however: his sister thinks they're dating.

Clarke and the rest of the camp have finally made contact with the Arc, but is the group really ready for the aftermath of the rest of the Arc's people coming to earth? While trying to figure out this question for herself Clarke must also deal with the bane of her existence, Bellamy Blake, who may or may not be slowly working his way into her heart.

"I actually came out here to be alone." "Yeah. Me too." But he made no effort to move. [ A met in the laundry room at 1am College AU. Alternatively, Clarke and Bell get off by annoying each other and many complications arise outside of the laundry room! ]

Bellamy, picking up the pieces of everyone's shattered world. Especially Clarke's. Set after Season 2, Episode 8. Title inspired by "Dead Sea" by The Lumineers: "Whoa, I'm like the Dead Sea/The nicest words you ever said to me/Honey can't you see/I was born to be, be your Dead Sea". RATED "M" FOR LATER CHAPTERS.

Clarke had killed Finn. She tried to tell herself that she had saved him from suffering the pain of 18 deaths, as Lincoln had said. But that didn't change a thing. She had killed her friend, and worse than that – she had lied about loving him. The truth was that by now, her heart had moved elsewhere. Post Spacewalker, Bellamy tries to help Clarke deal with Finn's death.

She'd succumbed to the pressure, scribbling on a piece of ripped paper her goodbye, her apology and the plea of, "As my last demand as leader; please do not look for me." (Clarke runs away only to be taken. Will Bellamy be able to rescue her or will he hurt her more in the process?)

Poker Night was simple enough. Show up at Clarke's every Thursday night. BYOB, all phones off at the door, don't get in the middle when Mom and Dad start to bicker, never mention Mt. Weather, and for the love of God don't bring any randos. The thing about rules though? People can't help but break them. AKA 5 times someone ruins Poker Night and 1 time all bets were off. (Bellarke)

20 times the right question forces Clarke and Bellamy to say everything they need to say.

Small favors born out of sheer necessity (part I, part II) forge a unique intimacy (part III, part IV, part V, part VI) that brings forth intense chemistry (part VII, part VIII). Or, how Bellamy & Clarke take their time falling in love, with some cameos by other favorites in the The 100.

Everything about them had a steady pace, a couple hundred tiny steps and then one big leap, like the way the wind would blow against a door that never closed all the way, little by little until eventually it flew open all at once. Or the story of how two walking disasters stumble into something beautiful.

He set her blood on fire. He questioned her and challenged her at every step she took. But as their bodies entertwined and he granted her the whiteness she craved so much Clarke couldn't help but get addicted to him, Bellamy. And he was just as addicted to her.

This was a bad idea. If she were still on the Ark, Clarke thought she could be considered certifiably insane. And how did Bellamy Blake coming to see her result in this? Scaling the side of cliff, held up by nothing more than ratty rope and a skinny girl from Factory station. He might have been the prettiest distraction she'd ever met. Post-"Fog of War." Bellarke.

Clarke's best friend's brother keeps showing up at her dance studio. Which would be fine, if they didn't have a history, and she hadn't spent the past few years trying to forget him. She's spent three years telling herself she didn't mean anything to him. He has one shot to convince her that she means everything to him. ft Ballerina!Clarke

Her hands were flat against his chest. "Isn't this what people do?" she asked with a fragility he had never heard escape her before. Bellamy hesitated, let himself hold his breath. "Yeah," he said on his exhale, careful not to disturb the night air. "Yeah, it's what people do." If she heard the sadness in his voice, she didn't question it.

Continuation after 2x08 and Finn's death. Lots of Bellarke moments. Completed.

Marriage is all about knowing the steps. Five, er, six dances from the first winter of Clarke and Bellamy's marriage. Sequel to Going Courtin'/Bless Your Beautiful Hide.

Clarke loves her new apartment-if only her neighbour would co-operate and start wearing shirts in the morning. Neighbours AU.

Five times people thought Clarke and Bellamy were together, and the one time they said "Screw it" (and it blew up in their faces).

Bellamy shifted on his stump and cleared his throat, looked at her with something searching. It was the drop ship they were talking about, yes, but also what they created around the drop ship. What they built from nothing. That is was the two of them that led it, that they made the rules and they carried the burden of running things. And they missed it.

Clarke doesn't know why Bellamy Blake still believes in her. One-shot. Post 2x08.

7 times Bellamy sees Clarke (and 1 time he doesn't). Because Bellamy is always looking at Clarke, from the moment they landed on the ground, and each time he sees something different.

Clarke and Raven grieve; Bellamy and Wick try to help them through it. (Or Five Drinks Bellamy Shares with Wick and One He Shares with Clarke)

Clarke is the Princess of Ark. Bellamy is a Rebel. Their lives are separated by duty and responsibility. Well, not if Anya and Lexa have anything to say about it.

Bellamy finds something in the forest and shows Clarke first. Smut ensues.

He needed her to pose as his girlfriend, and she needed him to make her unfaithful ex jealous. But what began as a simple transaction between two business partners soon becomes more complicated than either of them could have ever anticipated. AU, Bellarke.

Clarke is injured when there is an intruder in the camp. Bellamy helps her and they realize that in order to survive and keep everyone else safe they have to work together. This is the story of their uneasy alliance.

Clarke gets really affectionate when she's tired and it isn't in Bellamy's nature to just walk away.

Detectives Blake and Griffin have been sent to Monty Green for therapy to work out their angry partnership. But while Monty maybe terrified of them, he's also amazed that they don't see what's right in front of their faces.

Clarke has been extremely stressed recently. She has to act as the camp's doctor and lead alongside the annoyingly attractive Bellamy Blake who rarely agrees with her on anything. After what happened with Finn, Clarke is determined not to let attraction blind her again. But when things start to change between her and Bellamy, will she be able to deny her feelings forever? Bellarke

FIRE AND ICE (by Robert Frost) "Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice. From what I've tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction ice Is also great And would suffice." This is MOSTLY a Bellarke story. (Several Mature Themes!) Post- Season 1 Finale.

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

Packing up everything she owns after dropping out of medical school, Clarke finds herself broken down in the middle-of-nowhere Ark, Georgia. With every intention of getting it fixed and on the road the next morning, she takes a risk at a little stress-relief: only to find it might not be that easy to just pack up and go the next morning. Title inspiration: Lady Antebellum song.

"Well," Bellamy says dryly, "this whole diplomacy thing sure is going great."

The line between love and lust doesn't exist.

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.

The Ark has landed, the Grounders declared peace and people have started to build for the future. Bellamy is just glad he wasn't executed but somewhere along the line, everyone just decided that Abby Griffin was his mother-in-law.

Bellamy comes back after dark, a big no-no. Smuttyness ensues. No plot. One-shot, might add on later if I'm inspired

A prank gone wrong leaves Clarke feverish, bedridden and in a bad mood. Bellamy stays to take care of her. In more ways than one. Rated M for a reason.

After a long, hard winter, a party leaves base camp to hunt. The trip does not go smoothly. Bellamy and Clarke must work together to save another, and manage to straighten a few things out between them. Bellamy's known what he wants for awhile now, Clarke's coming onboard.

Post "His Sister's Keeper." As the group rallies to save Finn's life, Clarke begins to crack. Bellamy fights his bad habits to help her out and they find out that they may be more alike than either of them had considered possible. In chapter 6: Clarke is on board with plans for the future, while the past is set aside.

Bellamy Blake respects Clarke Griffin...a little more than he should. And Clarke Griffin doesn't want to be on Earth without him, which is a surprise to her. ONE-SHOT / COMPLETE