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.

Clarke didn't mean to get pregnant at twenty-one. Bellamy did not mean to have a one night stand with his sister's best friend. Accidents happen, as the saying goes, and they'll have to come together to deal with the fallout of their actions. (Modern AU)

Post-finale, Can Bellamy find his way back to his Princess? How are the new arrivals going to fit in with the 100? Bellarke.

Nothing else matters except for the fact that she loves him, all of him, secrets and scars, daylight and dark – has loved him for a long time, denied it for a lot longer, tried her best to ignore it, fight it, bury it, but can't anymore. Bellamy/Clarke.

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.

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.

During a winter gathering with the Shenandoah Clan, Bellamy makes a grand gesture. Or: How the promise of a new cloak is about 10x more romantic a few years after Exodus than anyone would have expected. [Bellarke]

"The reality is, it's been on both their minds for longer than they'd care to admit." Two times Bellamy and Clarke imagined their first kiss, and the one time it really happened. A short bellarke one-shot!

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

Bellamy Blake is shot to death, only to wake up hours later. At first he has no idea how he survived, but he soon finds out that he is immortal. And a certain blonde might just have the potential to be...

Clarke believes it her duty to help keep her friend (and roommate's) secrets and activities from the girl's intrusive, totally over-protective big brother. It never does occur to the blonde that, coincidentally, his visits "to check up on O" are *always* when Octavia is out doing her own thing and Clarke is the only one there to keep him company while he waits. College!AU Bellarke

When Clarke and Bellamy attempt to outrun several grounders during the winter, they must cross a frozen river that isn't as strong as it looks.

"Are we going to be all right?" she asks. His reply is a small chuckle and she realizes i's the first time she's heard him laugh in months, "Oh, hell no, princess. We're falling apart." There is a long pause. "But then again, so is everything else in the universe."

...Or the one in which Clarke thinks she's kept the fact that she's pregnant (and that Bellamy is the father) a secret, but she really hasn't.

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.