A/N As promised. I hope you guys enjoy the chapter.

"Hey Bellamy," you call after him.

"Yeah Princess."

"Did Lexa do this?"

"Yeah."

"Can you give me away?"

"You sure?" he asks. His only response from you is a nod, so you interlock your arms as he walks you down the aisle, with Maya playing 'Here Comes the Bride'.

You reach the alter, and your eyes are fixated on Lexa, as you take in her green dress, with a slit up her right leg.

"Friends and family," starts Kane, "we are here today to celebrate the marriage of Clarke Griffin and Commander Lexa..."

You find it hard to focus on Kane's word, and find yourself watching Lexa, the way she smiled, the way the candlelight casts a glow on her face, making her look angelic. But most of all, you look into her forest green eyes, the eyes that show so much emotion, and you lose yourself in them; that is, until it is time to do your vows.

"Who is first?" asks Kane.

"I will go," Lexa says. "Clarke, I met you in another life, one in which we were ripped apart far to early. You came to me to ask me to give you my help in your battles, but I don't think you understand just how much you've given me. You are the first person that I can remember who treated me as just a girl and not the Commander. Even when Costia and I were together, she was always afraid of me. She always saw me as the girl who controlled armies. Every word out of my mouth was law to her, as to the rest of the twelve clans, but not to you. Everything I say is not law to you, and in challenging me, you continue to make me a better person and leader. You treat me as someone who has been through horrors, who has been through more than most people go through in a lifetime.

You see through my façade, and you are the first leader I have ever seen to embrace their emotions. You told me that I was weak for hiding from mine, and you were right. You have taught me so much, and for that I am ever grateful. I love you Clarke."

It must be years of hiding her emotions that allows Lexa to keep her tears in, but you can see them.

"You were the Commander who sent three hundred of your people to kill mine. I was the one who lit them all on fire. This should never have developed into more than two leaders using one another. But it did. And in the most unlikely circumstances, we found love. And it was one for the ages. We spent years apart from one another, yet nothing has stood in between us. Even when you had been dead for one hundred and thirty two years, I thought of you every single day. And every decision I made, it was always based on what I thought you would do.

A spoilt brat from the sky and a girl raised to be a ruthless killer on the ground. We were never supposed to meet, but nothing makes more sense than waking up with you. And now, after you have given me the world, I can finally give you the thing you most desire. A family. And I promise that I will be your family for the rest of our long lives. I love you Lexa kom Trikru."

"The rings," Kane says. Murphy brings them up, and Lexa takes one of them.

"I, Lexa kom Trikru, Heda kom Kongeda, promise to love thee, Clarke kom Skaikru, until our final journey on the ground. May this ring bear as a symbol of our commitment, for all to see and to show that I am yours," she says, slipping the ring on your finger.

You look at her, amazed that she spent the time to learn the words that was the custom on the Ark.

"And I, Clarke kom Skaikru, promise to love thee, Lexa kom Trikru, Heda kom Kongeda, until our final journey to the ground. May this ring bear as a symbol of our commitment, for all to see and to show that I am yours," you say as you slip the ring on her finger.

"With the power invested in me by the Chancellor, I now pronounce you wives. You may kiss."

You lean into Lexa, kissing her, and savouring her for the first time as a married couple, ignoring all the hoots and hollers from the assembled crowd.

You are sitting at a table in a tent you have not seen before, you and Lexa in the middle of the table, when Roan stands with his glass in the air.

"I would just like to say a few words. When Lexa, Lincoln, Indra and I came back, she was a mess. She tried her best to hide it, but for a long time, she was not okay. Clarke and I worked together for a time and if you looked hard enough, Clarke was never fully there. And watching you two in this new life, I finally saw it. One complete person. No one knew that Heda was capable of love, but looking at the way she missed you, and then the way her whole demeanour changed when you came down, there was no doubting that she was totally in love. Cheers to the happy couple."

"Thank you Roan," Lexa says as you take a sip of your non alcoholic wine.

"I just want to say that I remember when Lexa died. I remember how you shattered, and then you had to pick yourself up in less than a day, to save us. You never even had time to grieve. I know all of the impossible decisions you had to make, and all of it for us to beat you up and blame everything on you. I watched you, when the flame was destroyed, and you had just lost your mother, but yet again, you could not grieve, for your mother, or the last piece of Lexa you still had. You had to collect yourself and be strong, for us and all of Sanctum. Clarke, we have never shown our appreciation, but we are thankful for you, and it is only fitting that you finally got your girl."

"Thank you Murphy," you say, wiping away the tears.

"Okay guys. It's time to party. Lexa, your favourite song."

Lexa looks at you, forgetting the name of it.

"Play that later. It's not really a dancing one. Plus it's old as hell," you say.

"Ooo, the Commander likes the oldies. Which one?"

"Some Nights."

In truth, it was both of your favourite song. It was just easy for both of you to relate to it.

"That will be played when we're all too drunk to care that it's so old. It was old before the Cataclysm."

"We know Raven."

The music drowned the noise from outside, and it was the biggest party on Earth for ninety seven and a half years.

Lexa wakes you up at the crack of dawn by peppering your face and body with kisses.

"Good morning Mrs. Griffin," you say smiling.

"Good morning. I need to go use the bathroom okay."

You nod and she goes to the bathroom. You get up when the door opens, and in barges Titus, with Murphy tied up behind him.

"I'm sorry Clarke. But I cannot let Heda marry you. It will cost her her life."

"Listen Titus. What is your plan? To shoot me and what? Run?"

You already know the answer, but you stall him, praying that Lexa is done soon.

"Skaikru weapon in the hands of a Skaikru criminal. They will never think it was me."

"What about Lexa? She will be devastated. What will you do then?"

"She will get over you Clarke," he says, as if it were really that simply.

Then the bullet sounds. He missed. But before he can shoot again, a knife is in his shooting hand, and Lexa is standing in the doorway.

"Heda," he practically whimpers.

"Titus. Where is the nearest trainee of yours?"

"In the city," he says, clearly in pain. Lexa opens the doors and yells for guards.

"Find the nearest trainee of the flamekeipa," she orders. "And tell him or her that they are performing the bonding between Heda and Clarke kom Skaikru today."

The guards nod before turning to scurry off. "And one of you lock up Titus. I will deal with him later."

One of them come back for the old flamekeeper, before leaving the room.

"We always seem to end up here," Murphy says when you untie him.

"Far too often," you agree. "How did Titus get you though? Weren't you with the others?"

"Nah, I woke up early and was walking around Polis when Titus found me. He literally picked me up and carried me to a secret passage underground. I'm pretty sure he was hiding from the guard Lexa had trail him. Anyway, I'll get out of your hair. You two still have to get ready for wedding number two. It's bound to be more interesting," he says before leaving.

"What does he mean 'It's bound to be more interesting'?" you ask.

"Well, the first hour is the actual ceremony. Quite a bore if you ask me. But then, we both sit down and any of your past lovers, or anyone who used to have feelings for you, or still does, has to come up to me and either challenge me or yield to me. And vice versa, though I'm sure much more people will approach me. Anyway, after that part is over, it is three hours by the way, we say whether or not we still want to get bonded now that we know everyone who had or has feelings for us."

"Why does everything have to be so long with you people?"

"I'm sorry ai houmon. But after this, we have the rest of our lives together." Then her eyes catch a playful twinkle. "Unless, of course, that is too long for you."

"Yeah, how about five years. Can we do that? A five year bond?"

"I'm afraid not Clarke."

"Oh well, I guess I have to put up with you for the rest of my life," you say, faking resignation.

"I guess so."

You kiss her, full on the lips, before she pulls away reluctantly.

"Clarke," she admonishes. "We have to get ready."

"Can we just not do anything for a day? We always have to get ready. I can never savour you in the morning."

"That's what the honeymoon's for isn't it?"

"We're going on a honeymoon?!" you yell, surprised.

"Sha Clarke. But first, we have to get married. Again."

"Fine."

All in all, the ceremony is boring. Even when it reaches time for the past lovers and all that, no one approaches you. You watch as Bellamy, Finn, Wells, this guy Scott from back on the Ark, and even a few of the 100 who you don't even know. You are so engrossed with the people approaching Lexa, that you miss the one who approaches you, almost two and a half hours into the whole procedure.

"Ai laik Costia kom Ingranronakru," she says, getting your attention. "So you are the person who took Lexa away from me," she says, her voice showing no malice.

You nod, unsure what is going to happen, whether she is going to challenge you or not.

"Well, I can tell that you are better for her. I came to Polis when I heard the Commander was entering into a union. And I've watched you two. Lexa never smiled at me like that, well, she barely ever smiled at all. It is amazing what you seemed to accomplish. I yield and wave my right to challenge for Lexa's hand."

You sigh, before she turns to Lexa. "Stay safe Heda."

She turns, and just before the three hours are over, one last surprise was in store for you.

"Ai laik Luna kom Floukru. I yield and wave my right to challenge for Lexa's hand in marriage."

You nod, too dumbstruck to say anything.

A bell rings, signalling the end of the three hours, and Gaia, the new flamekeipa, stands speaking loud enough for the thousands gathered to hear.

"They have now seen all that have harboured or harbour feelings for them. Heda Lexa kom Trikru, does this change your decision to be bonded to Clarke kom Skaikru?"

"No."

"Clarke kom Skaikru, does this change your decision to be bonded to Heda Lexa kom Trikru?"

"No."

"Then, I now declare you bonded. You are no longer two, but you shall forever be one. Like the roots of a tree, your fates are intertwined, and they will be, until your fights are over."

You and Lexa then kiss, a much bigger crowd than the previous night, but it made no difference. You kissed her with every fibre of your being, and you get lost in each other's lips.

A/N I hope you guys liked the weddings. Review, I would love to hear what you guys have to say.