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A blast of warmth hit her center and she bit her lip at the sensation, feeling Bellamy fill her with everything he had. They both attempted to come down from their highs and one of Nina's hands went to his neck and began to softly play with the hair at the nape of his neck. Her head rested on the top of his as his forehead pressed against her shoulder. She took a moment to catch her breath, attempting to regain her composure after their strenuous activity. The kisses on her shoulder made her realize that he had heard her words and this was his response. Nina had never pressured Bellamy to vocalize his feelings. She had been happy enough to simply be with them. Perhaps that was a reason why they had always worked so well. She had never forced him to open up to her or talk about things he didn't want to. And she never held it against him when he didn't return any words involving feelings.

She fell down with him, laying on his chest. She tucked her face into the crook of his neck and closed her eyes. Exhaustion overcame her but she didn't want to fall asleep. Nina wanted to bask in this moment with him because she wasn't sure it would ever happen again. She had said she wanted to get it out of her system but she knew it hadn't worked. If anything, it had only made her feelings for him stronger. His caresses on her back only made her more sleepy and she had a hard time trying to open her eyes again. One of her fingers began to draw circles on his chest but her movements grew slower and she just rested, eventually falling asleep.


Bellamy Blake

She gasped when he moved his hips upwards, pushing himself further into her. Her hands found their way onto his chest so she could steady herself as she continued to grind herself down on him, moving her hips in a slow rhythm at first, still attempting to get used to his size. His hands on her backside, pushing her down onto him caused a moan to escape her lips. She didn't even care if people could hear them. This moment was about her and Bellamy and she wasn't going to let anyone ruin it. Nina continued to thrust her hips down, meeting his own thrusts with every turn. They soon began to get a rhythm going and Nina began to speed up her movements, finally used to his size. 

A thin layer of sweat began to form on her body as she continued to move against him, pushing him as deep into her as she could. She clenched her walls around him a few times, doing so while she still had a small amount of focus. Faster. Harder. Nina began to feel the coil begin to tighten in her stomach again; the feeling that Bellamy had stirred in her moments ago was finally returning and she wasn't going to let this one go. Leaning back slightly, it gave Bellamy a whole new angle to hit her spot that no one but him had ever hit before. They knew how their bodies moved together which she was thankful for. It was this sort of feeling that she had been craving and she wasn't sure if she would be able to take one last hit of his intoxicating demeanor.


Bellamy Blake

She had not survived the crash in the Ark only to die from grounders. Things appeared to be better since the death of Finn, but Nina could still feel the tension in the air. There were many people that didn't want an alliance with the grounders after everything they had done. Some believed that they needed them so they could survive, but Nina wasn't too certain what she believed. The grounders were extremely skilled in killing, especially her own people as it appeared. But she also agreed that it was better to make alliances than it was to fight a war. She didn't want to fight a war they couldn't win. Sure, they had guns and other technologies but that didn't account for the numbers the grounders had and their fighting skills.

She heard Jaha speaking about what he had been through in the dead zone. She found his stories to be interesting but she didn't put much thought into them. That is, until he started to ask people to come with him to the City of Light. He wanted to find it because it was supposed to be something amazing. He wasn't going around asking everyone but for some reason he had approached Nina. At first she had dismissed him, having no interest in running into a desert without knowing where to go. But over the days she thought about it and decided that it was an adventure she couldn't pass up.

Nina stood with her backpack on, glancing around the area. She had been to the dropship once before, and that had been when the Ark had first landed on the ground. She had gone with Kane's group to look for the delinquents but had only found some of them inside, along with an injured Raven and John. It was crazy to think of how much time had passed since then and now. They had lost so many friends but at least she was still alive. Nina intended to keep it that way, which was why she had taken a chance on Jaha and agreed to join him on the journey to find the City of Light. She wasn't sure if she believed it actually existed, but she would much rather do something as opposed to sitting around with her thumb up her ass, waiting for the grounders to attack. But Nina was standing out here with some other Arkers she had never really talked to before, waiting for Jaha to get what he needed. He had asked them to meet him out here and they were currently waiting for him.

John Murphy

She looked over and grinned at Harper, listening to her counting off the reasons on her fingers. She laughed and nodded her head. "They don't think when they're excited?" Nina asked with a raised brow. "That's being generous. I'd say they never think." She ran a hand through her brown locks and laughed, shaking her head in disbelief at how some people could be so smart and so stupid at the same time. But she knew Bellamy and his group would be fine. They didn't even really need them, but she had a feeling that Kane wanted the extra bodies there just in case the grounders decided they didn't like them using Mount Weather. The whole thing had been iffy to begin with, but now she knew that things were going to go South. After all of the people the grounders had lost there over the years, she wasn't surprised that they wanted to place to never be used again. But they also didn't understand all of the advantages the place had. Using Mount Weather would be an issue that Nina knew wouldn't be over anytime soon.

Nina shook her head. "No tent," she said. She hadn't even bothered to ask, knowing that she would have received another firm 'no' from Kane. But the tents were rare and even then they were given for people to live in. The ark may have landed on the ground but not every room was habitable. But the good thing was that there were plenty of caves around here and hearing Harper say that she knew where one was made Nina relieved. "Yeah let's try to find it now," she said. If they tried to settle down with a few hours of sunlight left then they could at least try to gather some wood for a small fire. The nights were getting colder and Nina knew that even snuggling up next to Harper wouldn't keep them that warm.


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She smiled at Harper as she said that she was glad she came. She knew she was probably still feeling a little nervous, not that she blamed her, but Nina wanted to make sure that she felt comfortable the entire time they were there. If she needed to leave, then Nina would leave with her. The only reason she was even going was because Kane had asked her to, and even then she hadn't really wanted to go. She had been in Mount Weather too and while she hadn't been drilled like Harper or some of the others, she had been chained up and ready to put on the chopping block. Luckily Clarke and Bellamy had saved them before that could happen, but she had a feeling that the mountain might still give her the creeps. She knew they wouldn't be going into the room that held their experiments, but knowing it was there still creeped her out.

Nina scoffed and shook her head. "No," she said. "They were able to take a rover. Bigger group means getting a rover I guess. Although I did try to get us one, trust me." Nina had done enough walking to last her the rest of her life. Besides, she knew how long it would take for them to get there. She didn't see why they couldn't have taken a rover, especially if the group needed them as badly as Kane believed they did. Why bother sending them at all if their timing wasn't important? Nina knew they wouldn't make it before nightfall, which meant they would have to find somewhere to rest for the night. Whether they found a cave or even stumbled upon that bunker that Finn had found, they would have to figure something out. And Nina preferred to figure it out before it got dark.

"I still don't know why Kane felt the need to send us," Nina said. "I'm sure they will be fine. They've got a good group." Not that Nina would ever say that around Bellamy. She knew he didn't need his ego inflated anymore than it already was. "We could be doing something far more productive, in my opinion." Like, sparing for instance. Nina would have loved to blow off some steam with Harper. She had been feeling a little rusty on some of her moves and trying to work that out would have been a good use of her time. "But we'll want to make camp somewhere before it gets dark," she said. Nina wanted to point that out so she wasn't the only one thinking about it. Knowing her luck, she would forget about it until it was too dark to see anything.


@harpermcintyre

Her hand gripped the four ears tightly, swinging them back and forth as she walked. She had gone hunting with another Arker that she couldn't remember the name of and she had only caught two rabbits while he had caught nothing. The rabbits wouldn’t do much but she could at least give them to Octavia to put in the little meat hut the group had made. She sighed and the two walked into the mouth of the camp, silence between the two. “Thanks,” she muttered before heading off in the opposite direction. She glanced around the camp and people seemed to be amped about something. Had something happened while she had been away? Walking over to her friend Jane, who sat outside the meat hut, Nina handed the girl the meat. “That’s it?” Jane asked. Nina sighed and nodded her head. “Afraid so. We didn’t really see anything and didn’t want to go too far,” she explained. “I’ll try going out again tomorrow.” Maybe she would be able to grab the same kid again. He was quiet enough but also tried to kill animals for food. It was better than bringing someone who only wanted to goof off in the woods, making noises and attempting to attract Grounders.

Jane nodded and returned to her task of preparing meat that others had brought back throughout the day. Glancing around, Nina wondered what had everyone so antsy. “Did something happen?” Nina asked, turning back to look at the dark haired girl. Jane let out a cool chuckle. “Murphy showed up at the gate.” Nina raised an eyebrow. She had no idea who Murphy was and why his presence would make everyone talk like this. Seeing Nina's expression, Jane nodded her head. “Right. You weren’t here when he was. Bellamy banished him because he wanted to kill this little girl,” Jane explained. “He wanted to kill her because she had killed Wells but everyone thought it was Murphy so everyone here tried to hang him.” Jane glanced down as if she were ashamed of what had happened. “But she jumped off a cliff, killing herself and that’s when Bellamy banished him. Anyway, some people found him at the gate. He was beat up real bad. I’m surprised he’s still alive.” Nina glanced towards the drop ship where she knew Clarke was probably taking care of him. “And Bellamy let you take him inside?” Nina asked. She knew it wasn’t like Bellamy to just roll over and forgive someone, especially if he had banished him. “Only to let Clarke help him. But he said Murphy has to leave when he was better.”

“I’ll see you around,” Nina said, trailing off towards the end. Her eyes were locked on the drop ship, curiosity getting the best of her. She heard a small response from Jane but hadn’t paid her enough attention to know what she had actually said. Nina walked off towards the drop ship and glanced around. Some people were resting or hanging out, but she didn’t know how they were getting away with it. Bellamy always wanted people working, making the wall better. Clarke usually helped people in the back so she went in that direction. She spotted someone in the back a moment later and walked up next to the girl. It wasn't Clarke but instead a delinquent that Nina had seen around. The girl glanced at Nina and offered her a small smile before returning to what she had been doing. She was working on some of Murphy’s scrapes and any stab wounds he might have accrued during his imprisonment.

“How bad?” Nina asked, folding her arms across her chest and looking at all the blood and dirt that covered him. She had no idea who he was but she felt bad for him. She couldn’t really blame him for wanting revenge after what had been done to him. People had been so quick to punish him for a crime he had not committed, but when the real culprit was found they did nothing. She knew the girl had been young, but that still didn’t make things right. The girl shrugged and talked as she worked. “We’ll see once Clarke can get more of these cleaned up. So long as nothing is infected he should recover,” the girl explained. “But then you’re sending him back out there again?” Nina asked, looking at the girl with a confused expression on her face. “Why patch him up if you’re just going to send him away again? The Grounders will probably find him and want to take another shot at him.” It wasn’t pretty but it was the truth. The girl pursed her lips and avoided Nina's gaze. She didn’t have an answer for her. Nina opened her mouth to add more to her argument, but the sound of two guys walking towards the back of the drop ship caught both of their attention.

“John Murphy!” One of the boys yelled. “Can’t believe you dragged your sorry ass back here.” The boys grinned at one another and Nina looked over at the other girl. She looked a little worried so Nina made sure her face showed no emotion. “What do you want?” The girl asked. “To finish the job,” he said, holding up the knife in his hand. The other boy looked unarmed but Nina couldn’t count him out entirely. Nina scowled and narrowed her eyes. “I suggest you leave,” Nina snapped. The boy raised his eyebrows in surprise but his face also showed amusement. Nina loved it when people underestimated her. She had been doing a lot of fight training with Octavia who had been learning from Lincoln. “You two just go outside, alright? We’ll take care of the rest. We’ll just say he succumbed to his injuries.” The boys snickered and Nina saw the girl shifting from how uncomfortable she was. Neither of the girls said anything and the boy with the knife stepped forward. Nina reacted quickly, grabbing his wrist and turning him around, pressing his front against the metal wall. She twisted his wrist and held it behind his back. He was struggling but Nina was putting all her weight against him and she had his wrist twisted so any time he moved it was painful. “Drop it,” Nina hissed. The boy let go of the knife and she kicked it towards the other girl and Murphy. She released him and he quickly stumbled back towards his friend. “Crazy bitch,” he yelled as he rubbed his tender wrist. The two boys left the drop ship and Nina turned to the girl, a small smirk on her lips.

“I need to go find Bellamy,” she said. She hesitated and glanced towards Murphy. Nina waved her hand, pointing her towards the door. “Go. I’ll stay with him. I doubt they’ll come back anytime soon.” She nodded and quickly left the drop ship to find Bellamy. Nina picked up the knife she had kicked and handed it to Murphy. “Just in case,” she said, glancing back over her shoulder towards the door. She pulled up a chair next to where Murphy was and she leaned back in her seat, arms folding across her chest. “So what happened?” Nina asked. She was curious to know what had happened to this Murphy character she knew nothing about.

John Murphy