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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 21/22 Fandom: The 100 (TV) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Clarke Griffin & Lexa Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100), Raven Reyes, Octavia Blake Additional Tags: Doctor Clarke, Artist Clarke, POV Lexa, Modern Setting Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Clexa, rockstar lexa, Coming Out Summary:
Lexa is in love with her best friend Clarke. Clarke is questioning who she is and what she really wants.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 16/22 Fandom: The 100 (TV) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Clarke Griffin & Lexa Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100), Raven Reyes, Octavia Blake Additional Tags: Doctor Clarke, Artist Clarke, POV Lexa, Modern Setting Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Clexa, rockstar lexa, Coming Out Summary:
Lexa is in love with her best friend Clarke. Clarke is questioning who she is and what she really wants.
Does Jake come home? Find out
Ugh to ahhh...
This was part of Unsung Heart but doesn’t fit now. It’s a short lil scene.
Clarke is working at a bar one evening in September, not long after becoming Lexa’s girlfriend - she’s big into thinking of Lexa as her girlfriend. She’s not in the mood for work, but she is in the mood for Lexa. - Please read the full prompt credit at the end! Thanks to recklessarrow for the prompt and @jaelle90 for proofing.
Hope you all enjoy!
When you're not in the mood for work...
Clarke glanced wearily at all the people crowded into Copper Tank. She could hardly expect a smaller crowd on a warm Friday night in late September. She hated all of them, the men, the women, each and every individual vying for her attention. Well all except for one. Her eyes landed on Lexa, tall, lithe and beautiful with her dark hair half up, braids interspersed in the soft waves. Lexa who was stood looking cool and aloof, well looking aloof until she caught her eye and smiled that smile, the one that made everything better, a smile so bright Clarke’s entire body clenched with feeling, and total love and adoration. Being in love with Lexa was a heady feeling - it was all consuming and very addictive. The girl was a fucking masterpiece. The girl was also the single most important person in the world to her and she didn’t even know when that had happened. Clarke’s gaze flickered to the rest of the band who were rather unusually hanging out with Raven, Octavia and Bellamy, some sort of pool competition going on. She ached to be part of it, if only so she could stand beside Lexa, feel the heat of her body seep into hers, feel her hand on the small of her back. So, she could turn and press a kiss to the warmth of her neck and hear her murmur funny little comments in her ear.
“You working or ogling?” Kane the bar manager asked her with a nudge of his arm.
“Both,” she answered unabashedly and he laughed before directing her down the bar to where a group of guys were waiting, one leaning on the bar playing casually with his credit card. It was weird, but the longer she spent as Lexa’s… best friend and so much more, as her girlfriend, (the word still made her body feel warm and tingly), the more she hated the groups of flirty, cocky guys, who stared at her boobs as they ordered and her ass when she turned to get drinks. Still, it was her job so she smiled brightly and asked the guy what she could get him.
“Seven shots of tequila,” the guy leaning on the bar requested, eyes locking on hers before trailing over her face and then dropping so obviously to her chest that she let out a huff.
“Eyes up here,” she pointed out in irritation as she grabbed seven shot glasses and lined them up on the bar.
“You know…” he drawled drunkenly as she began to fill the glasses, “I was feeling a little off today but you’ve definitely turned me on.”
“Huh,” Clarke rolled her eyes but laughed a little because she did find the cheesy lines from drunk guys somewhat funny. Most especially because she’d get Lexa to use them on her later and that - that was fun. It was less amusing when she ran out of tequila with three glasses left to fill. She turned to fetch another from the wall behind the bar and when she turned back to the bar the guy was shaking his head with his lips pursed in an expression of appreciation.
“Fuck, did you sit in sugar, cos that’s a sweet ass!”
“Yeah, it’s fucking sweet,” she agreed, not laughing anymore, but giving him a strained smile. She was too tired for faux flirting, for dealing with assholes that assumed she wanted their attention when she didn’t. Assholes that repeated the same crappy lines the whole time. She had zero interest in these drunk guys. Zero interest in being stared at like a piece of meat. Zero interest, period.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 7/22 Fandom: The 100 (TV) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Clarke Griffin & Lexa Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100), Raven Reyes, Octavia Blake Additional Tags: Doctor Clarke, Artist Clarke, POV Lexa, Modern Setting Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Clexa, rockstar lexa, Coming Out Summary:
Lexa is in love with her best friend Clarke. Clarke is questioning who she is and what she really wants.
conversations with myself
Me to me: Hannah, stop fucking around and write your fucking research paper that is already overdue.
Me to me: Let me just look at a couple more Clexa posts
Me to me: We are screwed.
These are the things I’ve done and they’re mostly sad. These are the places I’ve been and they’re mostly awful. This life has woven itself into the notches of my spine and I hear it creak every time I stand.
dull pieces of truth, Fortesa Latifi