Yeah, Alicia was right. Just because there was a note left did not mean anything. However, Bellamy chose to feel optimistic. Sure, they would have to be cautious, but didn’t everyone? It was a risk Bellamy felt like he needed to take. Hopefully, Alicia would join him. The next hour went smoothly, gathering supplies, stocking the car with anything they could find. His eyes shift to Alicia when she started talking once the last trip of supplies were brought to the car. He agreed with her plan- knives, hide their gun and ammo supply, be ready for anything.<br/><br/>After accepting the knives that she offered, Bellamy decided to respond to the brunette. “I’m going to drive. Thank you for sticking with me through this, Alicia. I’m thinking that we can stop somewhere that is ten minutes out from this community. We can find a house or a structure or something that we can use to hide our supplies in case we need to leave. I think that is a good starting point.” Bellamy responded, sliding the knives into proper hiding spots, ready to get moving and find his sister. Hopefully, everyone was alright, safe. There was only one way to find out.<br/><br/>Once the decision was made, Bellamy opened the door to the driver’s seat and slipped in, buckling himself into the seat. Once his girlfriend was prepared, Bellamy took a deep breath, eyes flickering over the map quickly before shifting the vehicle into drive. Soon enough, the car was leaving the parking lot of the college dorm, now headed towards Alexandria. Bellamy spent most of the drive being silent, he was clearly nervous about what was waiting for them in Alexandria – hopeful, but nervous. Other than Alicia, Bellamy had not encountered anything in this new world that made him feel optimistic or hopeful.<br/><br/>He did hold her hand during the entire ride, finding that it soothed him. They finally reached a small house just off the road, about twenty minutes away from the location marked on the map. “This places looks nice and isolated. We could stash our things here for now. We could even dig and bury them under the house or something like that. If you think we should keep looking though, that’s fine, too. I’m not sure what place would be best for this, but I want to hear your ideas, too.”