Austin Percy Jackson Novels & Stories

The only thing keeping Alexandro grounded was the relentless pursuit of truth. Before he set sail again to search the eastern waters, he knew he had to learn everything he could. He had a name now—Maeron. A shadow of myth. A phantom whispered of in fear. If he was going to tear through the ocean to retrieve his wife, he needed to know who, or what, he was up against.

Jason shushed her before pointing at the guy whose head was still bent as he picked his food even when he Introduced him. "Austin. Witch too." "Then you must be a white witch or something?" I said that as a joke but I didn't think he'd raise his head to silently glare at me with his piercingly red eyes. "Yes."

And they pounced. And who did they send? Austin. My nephew. My own blood. A boy I raised like a son. A boy whose hand I held at his mother’s funeral. A boy I kept away from this dirt so he’d have a future I never got to choose. He came back into my life like a ghost. Soft and quiet and broken. I welcomed him. Trusted him. And he watched me. Took note of my routine. Found the cracks. And sold them. Sold me.

“I’m a virgin.” A low chuckle broke the tension, and Penelope’s eyes darted to Orion. The demigod was leaning casually against the wall, his dark leather tunic and bronze bracers catching the faint light. His grin was sly, his eyes alight with mischief. “Well, that’s gonna be a problem,” he said, his voice a rich, teasing drawl. “There’s no way you’re fooling Hades with the scent you’re giving off. The god in him will fight to claim you.” Persephone’s face flushed as she smacked his arm. “Shut up, Orion.”

The nineteen-year-old girl continued happily. Austin pinched the girl's chubby cheeks before him and exclaimed, "You're so cute!" In his eyes, the girl was incredibly adorable. "Hurt Uncle, uh, I'm leaving first. You'll be mad if I'm late. Goodbye Daddy Austin." Hazel kissed him goodbye. Hazel thought of others too positively. She didn't think the person who wanted to bump into her was a kidnapper. What's more, Austin himself is already thirty-one years old. It's extraordinary that this mature man is still familiar with him, who is only nineteen years old.

"Austin Perkins attends the royal gala with his wife, Zoe Packer." I looked at the page with my eyes wide open and yet it seemed like I wasn't seeing clearly. My heart was beating really fast. Zoe Packer? That's my name. My full name. Married to Austin Perkins? The father of my child? My stomach was upset as I continued to read. The article went on talking about their romance, and how perfect they looked together at the most talked about event of the year. There were pictures, Austin in a classic black tuxedo, standing beside a woman in a beautiful ball gown. A woman who looked just like me.

_ Harper's POV Austin leaned closer, his hand reaching out to brush the dirt off my cheek when suddenly Jace appeared out of nowhere. "Hey, Chaperone," he called, his tone hostile. "Shouldn't you be watching the kids?" I frowned hard, perplexed as to what trouble he was trying to brew now. "Why? Did someone drown in the water?" I asked, looking at the group of students swimming and tearing the place down with their screams. "Someone sneaked alcohol in. If something goes wrong…" he said.

“A girl?” Austin nodded slowly, his eyes meeting hers. “You.” She froze. “Me?” He took a step closer, his expression softer now, touched by awe and disbelief. “I didn’t know until today. Your father mentioned a story—a little girl who came home with burns on her arm the night of the fire. You never told anyone. You were that girl, Lucy. You saved my life.” Her lips parted, trembling. “That can’t be… I was only nine.” “I was ten,” Austin said quietly. “And I never forgot the sound of your voice. You told me not to close my eyes. You said, ‘Don’t let go.’ I’ve carried those words my whole life. I just didn’t know whose voice they belonged to.”

Austin said and sat beside his brother. "What is it?" Adonis asked. "I... I think your crush is deceiving you." Austin said. "What!? What do you mean?" Adonis asked while frowning. "I am telling the truth." Austin said. "I don't believe he can deceive me." Adonis said. "I know you won't believe it easily because I know you fall in love with him. But I am telling the truth." Austin said. "What is he deceiving me about?" Adonis asked. "Well, actually he....he is an omega." Austin said.

Austin asked, frustration oozing from his tone as he held out his hand, instructing the guy to stop. "No, it's not that, you just need someone to talk to" Jade replied calmly with a straight face. "Whatever" Austin excused himself from their presence and went over to the counter to order his food. The guy followed him but he had no idea. "Just chicken chips?" the guy asked Austin took a glimpse at him and took his attention right back to his meal. "The name's Jason" Austin still did not reply "I know you might not be okay with this but for what it's worth, I know he is a Jerk too"