(Seriously, all of them love her.). In a society where an omega can sign up to choose their group of alphas to look after them, Clarke is signing up for such a program, but feels no trust for the alphas, just wants to be taken care of. But she's in for the surprise and ride of her life.

Here was the thing that people tended to not understand about the usual serial killer; they were born bad. This was why the textbook summary of Patient 15, was inaccurate. She was not an average serial killer.

AU. Clarke knew that this relationship probably wasn't ideal. Because...well, it likely wasn't ideal to let a gang of murderers make love to her, right smack in the middle of her father's vineyard.

"The Foreboding words on your arm" side-story. As much as Clarke's mates wanted to have their way with Clarke-perhaps they should give Clarke the pleasure of all of their young servants having their way with her, tomorrow, as well. After all, the youngsters most certainly could keep Clarke satisfied for quite a while. Aged up characters.

A side story of "The foreboding words on your arm." Clarke's babysitters can obey every rule that their bosses put before them, when they are to entertain Clarke for the night, but one rule that they find themselves breaking? The "no fun before bedtime" rule. But hey, Maggie Lang and Jim Paxton, Clarke's newest mommy and daddy, can't complain, can they?

Clarke was always at the mercy of Natasha, and that was exactly how she liked it.

"is there a problem, officer?" is what Clarke Griffin asks these officers one night when they pull her over. No, no problem. Just her lovers, as usual, finding ways of...spicing things up. Needless to say, Clarke is going to have a long night. (Part one of a trilogy)

Wrote this practically immediately after the sad news that Wheelhouse101 has abandoned their fic, "Lavigne Manor." Clarke knew that these vampires had been more or less companions to her family for centuries, now. They would not let her escape, but she had to wonder by now, if she even wanted them to let her escape.

One of my "office side-stories" from my Office AU fics. Natasha, Bruce, Yelena, Clint and Thor realize that this relationship might be a double-edged sword, but it's one worth it, whenever they listen to her moan, as Hela, Frank, Wanda and the others have their way with Clarke.

Clarke Griffin knows that she shouldn't be moaning as Rome burns, but given that she has wanted these people for so long and they have wanted her for so long, she can't help it, now that they have her in their arms.

Natasha, to say the least, had the best sight in the whole world in front of her. Her soulmate, Clarke Griffin, moaning and writhing at her other soulmates' hands and Natasha gets to watch and listen to it all.

Clarke Griffin's alpha mates know what the only way is to keep their omega safe. If it means abusing their power, to keep her safe? Then fine, they'll do it. They'll give her exactly what she wants, if that is what it takes. (Two more scammers have been blocked, who's next? Anyone else want to be blocked? Go ahead and step up.)

Part of the "Demon Queens Heart" saga. It was only forever. It wasn't long at all. Clarke's mates would wait forever, to be able to see her again, if that was what it took. And should she accept their love? Well, Clarke was in for a real ride, wasn't she?

AU. A bit of a tribute to Valpolyto's "Office Plaything" series. Clarke Griffin knows that to not do as her lovers say, can lead to some...discipline at the workplace. In fact? Clarke is counting on it.

Peggy, Frigga and Dottie decide to give Clarke some...maternal attention. Clarke, is very happy to let all three of them have their way with her. (To paraphrase SoaringHurricane, to the people commenting about art commissions, frigging stop it. You are not fooling anyone. You're scammers. Everyone knows. Literally everyone knows. You wanna get blocked? Keep messaging me.)

Foreboding words on your arm side-story: Clarke is having difficulty with homework and her mates let the youngsters visit her to distract her. To the people continuing to post comments about art commissions, you know that you're not fooling anyone, right? Literally everyone knows that you're posting scams.

Clarke didn't believe that intentions mattered. And she was happy to let Natasha know. Especially after what she regarded as a betrayal. (Those that are messaging me about "comics" and "art," stop it. Knock it off. I know you're scammers. Stop it.)

Natasha was the only one that Clarke would kneel before and show fealty to. The only one. (Those that are messaging me about "comics" and "art," stop it. Knock it off. I know you're scammers. Stop it.)

Clarke and Natasha and the Barton family, chasing fireflies at night. That's it, basically. (Those that are messaging me about "comics" and "art," stop it. Knock it off. I know you're scammers. Stop it.)

During a party, Clarke decides to make use dancing with two of her other mates to make Natasha jealous. That's basically it. (Those that are messaging me about "comics" and "art," stop it. Knock it off. I know you're scammers. Stop it.)

Alpha/Omega trilogy. First part of the trilogy. All thirty of them realized this reaction was perhaps not a good idea, but then, they had reacted in response to their beloved's request. Clarke had wished for them to give her to their alpha underlings. And could they resist any plea from her?

She had no control around Natasha Romanoff. Clarke Griffin had realized this a long time ago. She had no control around Natasha Romanoff. The moment she saw Natasha? Her control was gone. And she was completely at the older woman's mercy.

"Foreboding words on your arm" side-story. Clarke Griffin is found in a very compromising position by Zachary Barton, and of course, he takes advantage, very eagerly.

Clarke had someone who was so much more precious than Mjollnir. Clarke looked over at where Natasha Romanoff and Maria Hill were talking at a table. She smiled. Well, two people who were so much more precious than Mjollnir.

Natasha will make sure that Clarke accepts that she has a home now. Even if that means she has to use the Barton kids against Clarke to do it. Natasha is good at manipulation, after all. (ficlets that are just unfinished things I came up with)