Bellamy followed Alicia into the house, carrying as much of their supplies as he could handle. It was tough for Bellamy to think about sleeping in a time like this, but he relented. Alicia was always on his case, in a good way, making sure that he did not only focus on taking care of her, but taking care of himself as well. Bellamy helped Alicia finish the canned peaches up, along with the bottle of water. He finally fell asleep after getting over worrying about Alicia walking around on her own, but he managed to rest at least a bit for the next hour. He woke up right on time, stretching out his limbs before leaving the bed.<br/><br/>He found the girl in the kitchen, seeing that everything seemed to work out alright. Bellamy reached down, placing a hand down into both of hers, holding it to his chest before kissing her palm. “Everything went well, I assume?” Bellamy questioned, taking a seat beside her, just letting himself sit there as they enjoyed a few minutes together. Bellamy was still nervous about this community, but with Alicia, it felt like he could do anything, that they would be fine, eventually.<br/><br/>For the next few minutes, Bellamy simply sat beside Alicia, holding her hands. “I guess we should get going, then, check this place out.” The male murmured, waiting for Alicia to say that she was ready. Whenever that happened, Bellamy leaned down and pressed a firm kiss onto her lips, holding it for a few seconds. After pulling back, Bellamy stood to his feet and grabbed the bags they were going to take with them. Then, he reached out to hold Alicia’s hand, tangling it in his own while they walked back out to the car that was still parked outside.<br/><br/>It was time to make the last few minutes of the drive. Bellamy pushed the gas pedal in, now cruising along the roads. Finally, they arrived, coming upon this huge, fenced in community. It looked impressive. He had not seen anything quite like this since the outbreak started. He parked the car outside of the gates, figuring they would have to talk to someone first. There were armed guards standing watch, ordering them to stay in the car, turn off the engine so someone could go outside and talk to them and figure out who the hell they are.