Cato and Clove know each other almost better than they know themselves. They understand each other better than anyone. Clove is reaped for the 74th Hunger Game and Cato, her boyfriend volunteers to protect her. Clove is hiding a secret from her parents, the famous Brutus and Enobaria, the other tributes, the Capitol, and Cato himself. What if that secret is a baby, Cato's baby? Follow Cato in Clove on their journey in the Capitol before the games and in the arena. Can all three of them survive? Or will the Games or the mysterious girl on fire, best them? Disclaimer: I do not own The Hunger Games or any of its characters. All rights belong to Suzanne Collins

The ruthless arrogant Careers from District 2, who trained for years until their fates were sealed in the 74th Hunger Games. Forced together by the need to train in order to bring honor to their district, they find themselves slipping in and out of friendship and maybe something more. The girl who never misses meets the monstrous boy lunging forward to volunteer.

Sequel to She Saved Me Clove and Cato. They used to be best friends. But that changed 2 years ago when Cato was forced to move to District 1. They slowly stopped talking, all of it ending when Cato admitted to Clove that he had been forced to move on. That was the end of them, until the day that Cato Hadley walked of that train and right back into Clove's thoughts. Cato and Clove are the property of Suzanne Collins, along with Enobaria, Brutus, the concept of a PeaceKeeper, President Snow, Glimmer and Marvel. All others are of my creation and any resemblance to real life is coincidental. Thanks.

It's the 74th Annual Hunger Games. Cato and Clove meet when Cato saves her from almost dying. The two become friends instantaneously but sometimes a friendship is more than meets the eye.

I swear the story is better than the description. Clove is a sixteen year old girl that makes the long move from England to Los Angeles CA, where she is accepted to the school for the talented: Panem Boarding School. There, she is met with a shocking culture change, and a brand new group of friends. Will she soften her normal tough, and sarcastic exterior? Or will she keep building her walls high and wide to avoid getting hurt once more? Her choice seems to be quite clear at first, but a certain blond-haired blue-eyed boy seems to throw a wrench in her plan. Cato Hadley. //P.S. I suck at writing descriptions... but the rest of the story will be pretty detailed so don't worry :) So this mainly a Clato fanfiction with touches of Everlark, Fannie I'm trying to do MAJOR edits on this story so please bare with me. -Cløver//

Clove never knew her parents. All she knows is her trainer Favian who sometimes doubles as her dad, and sometimes falls far short of looking out for her. In district 2 they train you not to be heartless, but to ignore your heart. After years of solitude with Favian her only family Clove has mastered this skill almost as well as she's mastered knife throwing. When new training partners for the year are assigned the day after the 73rd reaping, a mistake is made. Clove ends up partnered in the wrong age category with next years best contender for the crown: Cato Hadley. Everyone is jealous but Clove has bigger problems to deal with than her annoying partner. She has a secret that she's kept hidden for years and only Cato can save her from herself.

Clove trained her entire life for the Games. She left District 2 to escape her father and tormentor, Favian, and bring honor to her District. Against all odds she and Cato both managed to survive. But one of them was meant to die in the arena. And President Snow is furious. Unless Clove can convince everyone she is the heartless, brutal, killer she was born to be, everyone she loves will die. This includes letting go of whatever she and Cato had--even their friendship. In the aftermath of the Games, District 2 becomes a minefield of secrets and lies. Ghosts from Clove's past appear in the day as ghosts from the arena haunt her nights. In this sequel to "Clato: Cuts Beneath the surface" Clove struggles with hiding her breaking heart and surviving the Victory tour. She begins to wonder if it would have been better to have died in the arena.