Clarke left Camp Jaha and walked off into the wilderness. Three months she struggled to survive on her own until she met someone, who took her in and was willing to give her a home. But on Clarke's journey of finding out who she was and where she belonged, she met Lexa and her emotions started to distract her. As she was forced to stay with either Lexa or Lexa's greatest enemy in order to survive she was close to losing her mind. Unknowing of what was really happening around her and of what big thing she had started , Clarke tried to do what she had always done. She did what's best for her people. But who exactly were her people? ••●•• •This fanfiction and season three pick up three months after Clarke left Camp Jaha •The 100 (Clexa) fanfiction • I do not own most of the characters

Clarke realizes that there is a reason why commander Lexa isn't fond of sleeping in front of other people.

~My name's Lexa, as all of you probably know now. I'm eighteen but still don't have driving license. I honestly feel like I'm a newborn here. And I am in some way. I was dead just a few days ago. Now I got to have a second chance and be born again. It's different now but I think I can be happy again. I'm finding myself after a long period of time hiding in darkness. But you always need someone to push you forward, you know. So thank you, you know who you are. And I love rain, by the way.~ Lexa is 18 years old girl whose parents died in a car accident she witnessed. She decides to take her own life by jumping from the school roof but she survives and a kind doctor (Abby Griffin) takes her home. The only problem is that Abby has a daughter. Clarke's not happy. She likes her privacy and now she has a complete stranger in her room. She also has a few secrets she doesn't want to reveal. How is it gonna turn out? Will Lexa change the way Clarke behaves? And will she be able to move on? !THIS STORY DOESN'T CONTINUE MY PREVIOUS STORY CIRCUMSTANCES! !trigger warning: self-harm, many many deaths, suicide attempt, mental illness and more. If you're sensitive to topics like those, please be safe!