The refugees from Earth have been welcomed to the planet with two suns by those who came before them on the Eligius 3. But now there's a price to pay. In order to keep their people safe and well, Clarke and Bellamy must fulfill a prophecy that will require their becoming intimate. Will Clarke survive the emotional upheaval?

Buck asked Eddie what he thought about him still living in Abby's place. (Buck/Eddie, short drabble thing.)

"Clarke, what is that?" he finally questioned, his voice rough as he fought to keep his emotions under control. Clarke rolled her ice blue eyes skyward before turning back to the little boy and wrapping him in the blanket she had found him in, deciding she would have to ask around for a few new ones considering this one looked thread bare. "A baby Bellamy.

It's not that Atlas hasn't always loved Clarke, it's just that—and this is fact, not Bellamy being conceited—Atlas always loved Bellamy more. Since the moment Clarke dropped the puppy in his lap, Atlas was his dog, and Bellamy was his person. But now the dog is acting weird. [Modern AU. Pregnancy.]

"I know you don't like public displays of affection, but… you're really not going to kiss me goodbye?" or Bellamy doesn't really do PDA, but he might make an exception.

It takes Clarke and Bellamy 281 days to become parents.

"Everything goes to shit when we split up," she said. Bellamy, Clarke, and another temporary goodbye. Post season 2.

...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.