[Natalie Arazi]

At least her friend wasn't afraid to come into her room. When the redhead sat next to her, she offered a small smile, but it lacked it's usual brightness. Because concern couldn't go away so easily, let alone when it was over Clarke. The night's progression had been so off kilter to their norm, she lacked what to say to really bring her friend comfort. She sounded fine, and Oz's wagging tail and thoughts gave way to information that she had calmed down significantly. Still, it was hard to ignore the anxiety translated to her just a few minutes ago.

"We all care." Natalie reaffirmed, pressing her hands down against the bed as leverage to ease back further down it. "A good night's rest will help, too." At least she thought and hoped. She eased herself under the sheets, making room for Clarke while Jodie and Oz jumped up to join them.

[Clarke Potter]

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morning's risin' all the world has gone to bed Clarke's love for the woman beside her and her animals bloomed at the sentiment and she smiled. She followed Natalie's moves and got under the sheets, lying on her side facing the dogs and Natalie. "Thanks for opening up tonight, Nat." The redhead smiled, chuckling lightly when Oz rubbed herself against Clarke's face before settling by her chest. "We should do this more often." She grinned in amusement. They should have done this years ago. But she supposed better late than never. and the melody inside my head

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[Natalie Arazi]

Settling into bed, the trainer chose to lay on her back, but her head turned to face Clarke, giving her a small smile. "And you, too." It had been a lot for both of them. She was thankful they were laying down. The heavy topics were exhausting, given that they weren't something common between the two of them.

Dark eyes glanced up towards the ceiling before slowly shutting. Jodie's chin on her leg brought genuine comfort. "Yes, we should. Way more often."