Bellamy and Clarke are set in an arranged marriage on the Ark at the ages of 5 and 10, in an effort to ease the gap between the richest and the poorest of civilians. But, with the hope the pair find love together naturally, no one tells them until their 18, but pushes them together periodically. As it turns out, some loves are truly meant to be.

The command of the grounder government is collapsing. The clans and commander realize one commander isn't suitable to lead 12 clans. Fixing the problem won't be easy. Commander Lexa comes up with a plan of arranged marriages. Bellamy and Clarke are paired together. Will they work it out and save everyone?

Like lullabies you are forever in my mind I see you and all the pieces of my life though you weren't mine you were my first love. Clarke has social anxiety and has been bullied since she was twelve. She has turned to self harm to solve her problems. She thought her life was over until she meets Bellamy Blake. From the moment they met she had fallen in love, but the feeling isn't mutual. Bellamy who quickly becomes the most popular boy in school, didn't even remember her name. Clarke is broken and sings herself a lullaby before she closes her eyes.

When Madi asks Clarke who her parents are and who she is , Clarke gives her a big backstory of drama, romance, and sacrifice. Based of characters of The 100.

In the previous book, Together, Bellamy, Clarke and other delinquents are sent down to earth where they face challenges. After Clarke figures out she's pregnant with Bellamys child, she is the new commander of the grounders. Bellamy is sent to space before their child is born. Will Clarke survive her heartbreak?