Hi! "Your one red sock mixed in with all my whites and turned all my clothes pink at the local laundromat AU" is my favorite, maybe because of despair you feel when it happens :))
I’d probably cry if this happened to me! Thank you for sending this in <3 It’s pretty short but I hope you enjoy!
“Bellamy. Fucking. Blake,” Clarke gets out through grittedteeth as she storms into his bedroom. Laundry basket tucked under her arm.
Bellamy doesn’t look up from the book he’s reading. Layingon his bed, one arm resting behind his head, a smirk forms onto his lips, “Irather you be fucking Blake.”
Her stare only hardens at his words and when he glances ather, his teasing grin slowly disappears at the sight of her furious expression.Slowly he sits up, marking his page with his thumb, as his eyebrows furrow inconcern. Clarke would have found it pretty adorable if it was under othercircumstances but now she was pissed. Completely and totally pissed.
“You turned all myclothes pink.”
When he only continues to stare in confusion, she huffsbefore taking another step forward and dumping her clothes from the basket ontohis bed. His eyes widen when he notes every single fabric was now in fact pink.She drops the hamper to the floor and snatches one single red sock from thepile. Bellamy felt his face flush, matching the new color of her clothing.
“I uh – I don’t even know how that happened,” he says, onehand reaching up to rub the back of his neck sheepishly.
“Oh, no?” she tilts her head to the right, disbelieving,“This isn’t a retaliation to the food dye I put in your shampoo?”
Bellamy rolls his eyes, “That was a pretty weak prank toactually get back at.”
She scowls at him, the only reason she’d done it was becausehe had served her what she assumed were caramel apples but turned out to be onions. Her eyes watered for an hour and the taste didn’t leave her mouth forwhat felt like forever.
“Well I don’t care if it was purposeful or not,” she grabsher previous favorite white t-shirt, the one Wells had gotten her before heleft for the NAVY, the last gift she ever received from him, “You ruinedeverything.”
Bellamy notes the shirt and his eyes soften, sucking in abreath as she takes a seat at the edge of his bed, hand clutching tightly atthe material.
“I’m sorry, Clarke,” he tells her quietly, moving to sitnext to her, arm wrapping around her shoulder, “It was an honest to Godmistake.”
Bellamy had gotten to the laundromat down the street rightaround the time he was usually heading to bed. He had both his and Clarke’sstuff in two huge garbage bags and ended up filling four machines to the brim.He hadn’t realized as he skipped around the middle machines that were filledwith white that he accidently let something slip inside one.
Her body slumps forward slightly and he tightens his grip onher, “It’s okay.”
“It’s not okay,” he says, “I would fucking kill me rightnow.”
He notes the slight upturn of her lips even with her headducked and counts it as a mini success, “That was my first idea.”
“Let me make it up to you,” he nuzzles her neck, the wordsvibrating against the skin. Her fingers curl against the t-shirt she’s stillholding.
Clarke leans her head back to give him more access, “Goahead,” she’s practically whispering, “You know that white slip you liked?”
Bellamy pulls away quickly, eyes wide, “No.”
“Yes,” she replies, pouting mockingly, “Had to throw it out.I do not do pink underwear.”
That was a lie of course but she couldn’t help it. He lookedlike a little kid who had just lost his favorite toy.
“Fuck,” he groans, dropping his forehead to her shoulder, “I’mnever doing laundry again.”