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Double Infinity // Hidden Infinity  by @asroarke

It had been a very long time since Bellamy felt the rage scorch through his chest. Years, even. While he had been preparing for this moment for almost a decade, no amount of preparation could prepare him for how it felt to be back in the center of Arkadia, walking among the people who ruined his life.

Bellamy’s mother had warned him all those years ago about what his rage, if left unchecked, could do. And, he didn’t have to take her word for it. The time he spent in a juvenile detention center was enough of a reminder. With time, he learned how to control it. He liked to believe that if Aurora were still alive, she would be proud. It’s the thought of honoring his mother’s wishes that keeps him centered. Even when every bone in his body is aching to lash out.

They were running out of time. Eighteen years had already passed. All the pieces they needed to get the job done were finally in place. And, when Wells didn’t fit, they found Clarke. He was too close to let it all fall apart now.

And he would do everything he could to make sure she walked out of this unscathed.

I dreamed you a sin (and a lie) by monroeslittle “If I do this,” Blake said, “how are you imagining it’s going to work? I can’t just knock on his door, and say I want in again. It’s been eleven years. And even before I left, I never cared about the business. Do you have a plan? You say you want me to open the door for an agent. How? What’s that mean?” “You’re going to get in touch with your grandfather again at your wedding,” Clarke said. He stared. “I hope you don’t have a girlfriend, Mr. Blake.” fake!married AU. Clarke's in the FBI, Bellamy's the grandson of a mobster, and they've got to work together.

But They Ain’t Doing It Right by twilightstargazer “So,” he begins, running a hand through his hair. It’s a lost cause trying to work it back into some semblance of order. “What is this?” “What do you mean?” He doesn’t meet her eye when he says, “Once is a mistake, twice is a pattern,” too busy picking at a loose thread in his hem. “Wanna go three times and just make it a habit?” she jokes weakly, and his head snaps back up, eyes boring into hers. She flushes under the intensity of his gaze. “Actually,” he begins slowly, “That doesn’t sound that bad.” or, the friends with benefits au that got away from me

what I’ve been trying to say by Chash Clarke has known Bellamy Blake for two months when she finds out two completely unexpected things about him: he's married, and he has an eight-year-old son. He's also getting a divorce and he needs a roommate, and she's got a spot. It's complicated.

And Now You’re Home by asroarke She didn’t try to muffle the sounds of her crying this time. It wasn’t like anyone was around to hear it, anyway. At least if she was loud, Clarke could drown out the silence for a few moments. She cried for her friends, the ones she had already lost and the ones that might have made it up to space. She cried for her mom and for Kane. She cried for the bodies she found in the valley when she first arrived. And she cried for herself. She didn’t hear the shuffling behind her this time. She was crying too loud to hear it. But she heard the quiet, “Are you hurt?” rumbling behind her in a deep voice, and it scared her so bad that she almost fell off the ledge and back into the water. But he stopped her from falling. His hand gripped around her wrist, pulling her back onto the ledge as she caught her breath. Grounder!Bellamy AU where Clarke finds out she isn't the last person left on Earth.  Best Canon Fanfiction and Best Grounders AU in the 2018 Bellarke Fanwork Awards

@asroarke who gave you the right?

Ive never met anyone so sweet, so funny and incredible. You've been there through the ups and supported me through the downs, and I am so thankful for having been given the opportunity to get to know you over the last few months.

Not only are you an outstanding writer, but you're an outstanding writer, an outstanding friend, and an outstanding person. You're a shining light in this fandom and in the lives of every person you've touched.

I am proud beyond words to get to call you my friend, to have been given the opportunity to get to know you and be shaped by you. You've changed me as both a writer and a person and I will forever be thankful for the impact you've had on my life.

I have not only the honour of wishing you the happiest of birthdays, but also the amazing opportunity to congratulate you on your graduation. I hope you have an incredible day, that you remember and are told often today, and every other day, that you are amazing, loving, and loved. You're an incredible person and you deserve every single good thing.

Modern AU Bellarke aesthetics - sharing a bed.

Part 2 of 2 for @bellarkevalentines 2018 event.

Bellamy only had another hour before Miller showed up to relieve him from his post. Well, post wasn’t quite the right word. But it sounded more legit than the place he stood in the corner of the gymnasium right next to the bouncy house.

For the third year in a row, Officer Bellamy Blake had drawn the short straw and spent his entire Friday night on duty at Arkadian Elementary School’s First Week Kick-Off Party. He was surrounded by children who had way too much sugar in their system and their extremely exhausted yet enthusiastic parents. It wasn’t that he hated the event. In fact, it was quite adorable. It’s more that he preferred his Friday nights free so he could attend Octavia’s weekly family dinners, that had grown to include his entire friend group.

His night had been relatively boring, since nothing particularly noteworthy ever happens at these things. His presence is just a precaution, especially with so many children running around. Then, he felt a tug at his sleeve. He glanced down, seeing a young girl with big brown eyes looking up at him.

“Are you a police man?” she asked curiously, and Bellamy couldn’t help but smile.

“Why yes, I am,” he replied, and she furrowed her brows, looking down at her feet for a second.

“My mom says that you’re supposed to help people. Can you help me?” she asked, and Bellamy raised an eyebrow. He had never had a small child just run up to him and say they needed help before, and he was terrified about what could possibly be wrong. He felt himself scanning the room again, nervous that he had missed something.

“Of course. What’s wrong?” he asked, looking back at her. But she didn’t look scared… just frustrated.

“Will you tie my shoe?” she asked, and Bellamy let out a sigh of relief. He chuckled slightly as he kneeled down, and she stuck her shoe out toward him, hopping slightly since she was off balance. He could see where she tried to tie it herself, resulting in a messy knot.

“What’s your name?” he asked, as he finished undoing her knot.

“Madi. This year, I’m in the dolphin class,” she announced proudly, and Bellamy wasn’t even sure what that was supposed to mean. He had seen something about it in the hallways earlier, assumed it was some kind of way of grouping the kids in each grade.

“And there you go,” Bellamy said with a smile, gesturing to her perfectly tied shoe.

“Madi!” he heard someone shout as he stood up. He glanced over his shoulder, seeing a short blonde woman jog up to them. “You were supposed to stay with Wells,” she said with furrowed eyebrows, before looking up at Bellamy with a concerned look on her face. She looked almost too young to be this girl’s mom, but had the worried look in her eyes that screamed mom.

“He was busy talking to Raven, and I needed someone to tie my shoe,” Madi shrugged, and the woman immediately started chuckling. She looked back at Bellamy with a small grin.

“Well, thank you for tying her shoe,” she said with a bright smile, and Bellamy couldn’t help but smile back.

“It’s my job,” he managed to choke out, a bit flustered by the sweet way she was looking at him. The woman looked back at Madi. Her hair was cut pretty short, a bit wavy. Her eyes were bright blue, and Bellamy couldn’t help but think that these two girls don’t really look like they’re related.

“Wait, what is your name?” Madi asked, tugging on his sleeve again, and he couldn’t help but noticed the embarrassed blush on her mother’s cheeks as she shot him an apologetic look. Little did she know that this was the most adorable thing to happen to him while he was on duty. “I need to know in case I need help again.”

1. I’ve got awesome hair 

2. I am a pretty good pianist 

3. I can read really fast 

4. Every time I meet a new cat, it loves me