Horror_Show
Supernova
- Joined
- Feb 15, 2010
“Wow… can you believe it? Our first morning on the ground. We made it through the night. That’s a good start, right?”
Clarke stayed wrapped in his arms, hiding in his embrace, she nodded letting out a faint adorable smile. He would be able to see it if he slightly gazed down. They stayed like this for minutes before Bellamy suggested they head back to camp to set up a tent. At this point she didn’t assumed he meant to share one with her. It was only logical to set up tents. Make sure the other prisoners were using the best of what supplies they had left until they headed for more supplies. Which Clarke had wanted to do yesterday but everything had drastically changed. She would have never thought on the Ark she would have such an attraction to somebody. She would have never thought anybody would have attraction back, would want her that badly. She was always independent, she had freaked out from the adventure of being sent to earth, they could have all been dead before even landing. She could so closely visualize yesterday, could see his sister throwing her hands up and everyone running out cheering. Could mentally feel her fascination and disbelief, she could see herself running and when she was caught my Bellamy. She could still feel the hard impact of her body crushing to his, meeting his eyes.
“I guess we should probably get up and get going. Or at least stand up for a while. I haven’t set up a tent, yet. You could help me.”
Bellamy had laughed out, this beautiful grin at knowing how hung over she was. She was pulled to her feet by his arms. It took him no effort to life her body. He told her she wouldn’t be hung over; it be better after today and they didn’t have enough alcohol to do it again. She nodded, as her head kept spinning. She took in deep breaths of the morning air of the green forest. As they made their way back to camp slowly, she let her hand intertwine with his. Going back to camp wasn’t the greatest, not everyone was awake but the ones that were, all eyes and ears were on them. Some would give smiles, while others looked disgusted. They made their way back to the drop ship. She was half paying attention, half in her own mind. Bellamy handed her supplies and chose a place not too far from the dropship to set up a tent. Clarke had manage to help him put it together but he did almost all of the work.
They placed down sleeping bags, blankets and pillows. It didn’t look too shabby; it wasn’t luxury but it was better than sleeping out in the open. The tents were made to handle severe weather and had insulation. Once they had put the blankets down, Clarke would be making everything as neat and tidy as it could be, some ticks Bellamy would smile at. She sat Indian style, could tell from the way she moved, she felt sickly and was suffering from her body trying to detox. Who knows how many bottles of beer she had downed from last night. He started talking about the tent, how it wasn’t spacious but his comment made her look up, with those gorgeous confused eyes. Even her hung-over eyes were something he could get lost in, as if he falling into them.
“But it is ours.”
His placed their palms together inside of the tent and Clarke shyly looked away, gulping and let out a cute weird smile. She had remembered so much from last night, she heard the stories of when you got drunk you lost your memory, wasn’t the case as secretly things replayed in the forefront of her mind. She stayed quiet as usual but felt him squeeze her hands in his and leaned forward to kiss the side of her forehead on her temple.
“How are you feeling now? Still have a headache? Feel sick?”
She laughed out grabbing her head nodding, sighing. Bellamy gave her shoulder a tight squeeze with one hand as he pushed up and left the tent unzipped letting her have the fresh cool air blow in, it cool and strong. She could feel moisture in the air, could hear the leaves sway with it, she could hyper focus on the little details of the beauty of it even while feeling nauseated. It didn’t seem long before he returned with a crate of items. He handed her a little air sealed packet of what was medicine, a pain reliever. She opened it and popped the pills in her mouth as he gave her a fresh bottle of water. She took a few large sips nodding. He also handed her what was food given by the ark, but it was packaged to not expire. It was a breakfast bar of some sort, with all sorts of nutrients to be a full meal. She tore a piece off chewing it.
Clarke stayed wrapped in his arms, hiding in his embrace, she nodded letting out a faint adorable smile. He would be able to see it if he slightly gazed down. They stayed like this for minutes before Bellamy suggested they head back to camp to set up a tent. At this point she didn’t assumed he meant to share one with her. It was only logical to set up tents. Make sure the other prisoners were using the best of what supplies they had left until they headed for more supplies. Which Clarke had wanted to do yesterday but everything had drastically changed. She would have never thought on the Ark she would have such an attraction to somebody. She would have never thought anybody would have attraction back, would want her that badly. She was always independent, she had freaked out from the adventure of being sent to earth, they could have all been dead before even landing. She could so closely visualize yesterday, could see his sister throwing her hands up and everyone running out cheering. Could mentally feel her fascination and disbelief, she could see herself running and when she was caught my Bellamy. She could still feel the hard impact of her body crushing to his, meeting his eyes.
“I guess we should probably get up and get going. Or at least stand up for a while. I haven’t set up a tent, yet. You could help me.”
Bellamy had laughed out, this beautiful grin at knowing how hung over she was. She was pulled to her feet by his arms. It took him no effort to life her body. He told her she wouldn’t be hung over; it be better after today and they didn’t have enough alcohol to do it again. She nodded, as her head kept spinning. She took in deep breaths of the morning air of the green forest. As they made their way back to camp slowly, she let her hand intertwine with his. Going back to camp wasn’t the greatest, not everyone was awake but the ones that were, all eyes and ears were on them. Some would give smiles, while others looked disgusted. They made their way back to the drop ship. She was half paying attention, half in her own mind. Bellamy handed her supplies and chose a place not too far from the dropship to set up a tent. Clarke had manage to help him put it together but he did almost all of the work.
They placed down sleeping bags, blankets and pillows. It didn’t look too shabby; it wasn’t luxury but it was better than sleeping out in the open. The tents were made to handle severe weather and had insulation. Once they had put the blankets down, Clarke would be making everything as neat and tidy as it could be, some ticks Bellamy would smile at. She sat Indian style, could tell from the way she moved, she felt sickly and was suffering from her body trying to detox. Who knows how many bottles of beer she had downed from last night. He started talking about the tent, how it wasn’t spacious but his comment made her look up, with those gorgeous confused eyes. Even her hung-over eyes were something he could get lost in, as if he falling into them.
“But it is ours.”
His placed their palms together inside of the tent and Clarke shyly looked away, gulping and let out a cute weird smile. She had remembered so much from last night, she heard the stories of when you got drunk you lost your memory, wasn’t the case as secretly things replayed in the forefront of her mind. She stayed quiet as usual but felt him squeeze her hands in his and leaned forward to kiss the side of her forehead on her temple.
“How are you feeling now? Still have a headache? Feel sick?”
She laughed out grabbing her head nodding, sighing. Bellamy gave her shoulder a tight squeeze with one hand as he pushed up and left the tent unzipped letting her have the fresh cool air blow in, it cool and strong. She could feel moisture in the air, could hear the leaves sway with it, she could hyper focus on the little details of the beauty of it even while feeling nauseated. It didn’t seem long before he returned with a crate of items. He handed her a little air sealed packet of what was medicine, a pain reliever. She opened it and popped the pills in her mouth as he gave her a fresh bottle of water. She took a few large sips nodding. He also handed her what was food given by the ark, but it was packaged to not expire. It was a breakfast bar of some sort, with all sorts of nutrients to be a full meal. She tore a piece off chewing it.