Poker Night was simple enough. Show up at Clarke's every Thursday night. BYOB, all phones off at the door, don't get in the middle when Mom and Dad start to bicker, never mention Mt. Weather, and for the love of God don't bring any randos. The thing about rules though? People can't help but break them. AKA 5 times someone ruins Poker Night and 1 time all bets were off. (Bellarke)

20 times the right question forces Clarke and Bellamy to say everything they need to say.

Everything about them had a steady pace, a couple hundred tiny steps and then one big leap, like the way the wind would blow against a door that never closed all the way, little by little until eventually it flew open all at once. Or the story of how two walking disasters stumble into something beautiful.

Clarke gets really affectionate when she's tired and it isn't in Bellamy's nature to just walk away.

"I am named after two of the marauders, who were also both members of the Order of the Phoenix, do you really think that they wouldn't be proud of me for throwing a Gryffindor rager in the "most noble house of Black"? It's beautiful! Can't you see the poetic irony here!" "All I see is a troubled young man desperate to get into some girl's knickers."

Percy Jackson always believed that one night could change everything.….except when it comes to Annabeth Chase, then it actually takes six. College AU