“What the fuck?..” Honestly what else was she going to say? Waking up she wasn’t in her bed or in her home for that matter. Not to mention not her body. She almost wanted to blame it on some weird possession thing again, but it wasn’t the same. She was still her but in someone else’s body. She couldn’t remember if she knew the person, but her mind was all over the place. She went to get up to check her face in the mirror, but that was when she noticed the other body in the bed asleep beside her. For a second she froze; now feeling like she was definitely invading on person space. So now she would worry someone by leaving. Great. Slipping out of bed quietly she decided she’d just have to handle that part later. “Oh, not cool,” she grumbled as she got up to check her face in the mirror finally. Or...his face. Bellamy’s first instinct? Run home.  At least after managing to find shoes and a jacket and everything else quietly enough to not wake up the woman in bed.

Ana had been grabbing something from the shop and well on her way back to the new apartment when she spotted the familiar face. The guilt was there as she spotted him, and she had to swallow down fear before approaching. “Cam...Hey..”

“Hey, Cam. You ok?” Bellamy called it through the door. Despite the late hour she had taken the text seriously and showed up. Not like she was doing much sleeping anyhow.

Ana: I know I am the last person you want to hear from right now and you don't have to answer any of these, but at least let me tell it

Ana: I don't know what's going to happen and I don't know if it's going to go the way I hope. If it doesn't I just wanted to say thank you for giving me a chance when I didn't deserve one. I'm so sorry for what I did to you and to everyone else.

It was late to the point that Bellamy was sure that not many people were out to start with. It didn’t stop the vampire in her sights from stalking for prey though and she was adamant on finally putting him down. She followed after him and he turned down a short alley situated between the grill and another business. It was then she watched him slowly turn and give her a wide grin to show his fangs and she knew had had planned that move. No matter. Sliding the stake from her sleeve she approached him with force. He blocked her with his forearm as she raised the stake, and she kicked his knee to bring him down a peg. The two went back and forth in a dangerous game of bruising blows to the hunter and a laugh from the vampire when he felt little. She made one mistake, however, and her eyes widened when she caught it. Over.