The 100 - One shot (Bellamy Blake)

The 100 - One shot (Bellamy Blake)

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The dropship landed three weeks ago on the ground, leaving one hundred teens all by themselves, surviving and starting a whole working camp from scratch. Clarke, the leader of the camp, heard about a potential bunker on the radio, probably filled with extremely useful supplies. She decides to let Hana and Bellamy, one of the Hundreds that's been more than insufferable for the past few weeks, go for a day trip to see what could be useful for their camp. Little did they know that it would lead them to build a bond not based on hatred anymore... ~~~ Kind of a re-writing of Season 1 Episode 8 "Day trip" except I included my OC in it. She sort of replaced Clarke - specifically for the actual trip - but I also added scenes or changed dialogues to make it stick more to my persona or to make it more interesting/romantic. I don't know it it's worth a post on Wattpad because it's basically HEAVILY inspired of the actual episode, as some scenes are the exact same. But still, I added a bit of myself into it and tried to make it my own. Now that I have a whole ten thousands piece waiting in my laptop, i had to do something with it so here it is. Hope you enjoy!
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After a nuclear war rendered the Earth unsurvivable, a fraction of the population fled into space. A hundred years later, one hundred teenage delinquents are sent back to the Earth instead of facing their execution to test if humans can survive. Level-headed, practical Clarke and her very counterpart Bellamy soon take the reigns at camp, trying to make sure the hundred survive while they face several struggles, one of which is getting along as they infuriate one another. The result is tension, infatuation, and a whole lot of attraction. In this version, Bellamy and Clarke do end up together like they should (like they do in the books, too). Also, there's no bloody Finn, because he's too damn annoying.

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