<span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'"><span style="font-size: 15px">Alicia nodded as she listened to Bellamy speak. And once she was sure that he had finished, she kissed his lips sweetly, and then pulled back and said, "I already know how you can help your sister. Just be there for her. Remind her that you love her. No matter what she says or does, you're her brother, her family, and nothing's going to change that. I <br/>
can tell that despite the fact that the two of you have been apart, that Octavia still loves you more than anything. I can see it in her eyes. The longing and the need to fix your relationship, but she's afraid."<br/>
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"She's afraid that too much time has passed, that both of you are too different now, have changed too much. That you've both done things that will alter the way you see each other. I know that that's how I'd feel if I planned on seeing Nick again." After she spoke, the young woman stopped speaking, and nodded at Bellamy's words. "That's a good idea, but before we go to our room, let's get something to eat.." She suggested a moment later. A few minutes later the two of them exited the room they were in, and she smiled as she saw Octavia with her friends as they ate. <br/>
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The brunette led Bellamy to a table of their own, but where they could keep his sister in sight, as they sat down and started to eat their dinner. She ran her spoon through the gravy on her plate, and scooped it and some rice up, and took a small bite. She spent a few moments watching Octavia and her friends, and then her eyes glanced at every <br/>
person in the room, as she tried to gauge who would be the biggest threat if anything bad were to happen. In the end, her eyes returned to Octavia, Carl, Lincoln, and Clarke, before she turned back to Bellamy. <br/>
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"Most of the people in here aren't fighters. But your sister and her friends are. If anything were to happen, they'd be the biggest threat in this room. I think we need to talk to your sister and her friends, and find out how much training they have."</span></span>