Percy X Annabeth Novels & Stories

Neither of us do. I turned to look at Percy, just waiting for him to get up next as well. Surely he’s healed by now. I walked over to him, to check on the progress of his healing. I knelt down by his body, turning it over so that he was looking at me. I looked at the gaping hole in his chest, seeing that it hadn’t healed at all. Topher’s hand landed on my shoulder, and I looked up at him, knowing what he was about to say, but not wanting to hear it. I never want to hear those words. You can’t be gone, Perc. You can’t. What about our family dinners? What about your happy ending?

PEONY CRIMSON’S POV Along with Xander's lack of attention for me, the summer had been full of secret, memorable sweet meetings with Xavier. I scheduled everything carefully, even if Xander completely ignored me, his people didn't need to know where I was sneaking off to for two hours every three times a week. Annabeth didn’t know either. Slowly the heat of the air decreased, signaling fall around the corner. After a week of my stomach feeling uncomfortable and getting tired easily, I secretly went to the infirmary, then returned to the room with tears rolling down my cheeks.

Elizabeth snapped lowly, as much as she wanted to pass her point across to Annabeth sternly, she didn’t want the attention of the guest that had just attended the just concluded wake and funeral on them. “Saying we makes it sound like we’re family, we’re not!” “You just buried your mother, I didn’t bury any relative!” Elizabeth pointed out blank, clearly putting eighteen year Annabeth in her place. “So what now?! What do you want from me!” Annabeth asked sniffling deeply, a small smile crossed Elizabeth lips as she turned to Annabeth whose eyes never left her and met her gaze.

Peggy Howards continued to dice onions while gazing at Josh Batton. “I'm really fond of you, Josh. You have an even more wonderful personality than your appearance suggests. My daughter is very lucky to have found you. “Annabeth is a kind-hearted person, but she can be a little reckless with her words sometimes. I hope you won’t mind if she says anything to annoy you. Please try to bear with her. “Of course, you can always come to me if there’s anything you can’t handle with her. I can speak to her about it,” she added.

Athena tried sitting on the counter, but her ass hurt, and she winced, “Ow.” “Are you hurt?” Grace asked, dishing pancakes out. “I am okay,” she got down. “Here,” Grace handed a strip to the girl, and she immediately hid it in the pockets of her jeans. “Thank you so much, Grace,” she hugged the girl. “This is nothing,” she was about to say something else when they heard a throat-clearing sound. Both the girls had shocking expressions on their faces. They pulled back immediately. Athena turned her attention to Azazel, who was looking at the girls suspiciously. They both know the extent of trouble they will get into if Azazel knows Athena is taking pills.

"I really should get going.." "I just want to talk. I'll make it quick. We can go anywhere you want."I was practically on the verge of begging and I think she liked it. She liked having me at her mercy. Only she could ever have it that way. With hands in my pockets I walked alongside her, but her attention has been on the sea creatures behind the glass since we set foot inside the aquarium."The aquarium. I thought maybe a coffee shop.. But never here." "I like it here. Penelope and I come here most weekends. She likes the fish.. Well all animals actually."

The second girl too removed her cover-ups and gave me a polite smile, "You must be Chloe. I am an-" "Anne! She is Anne!" Noah jumped in. Huh? Why did he do that? "Annabell!" Sophia suddenly exclaimed from her position. "Sophia, no!" I chided her, "bad manners!" "Annabell!" Sophia continued, ignoring me, "she is a human, not a doll!" Annabell, or Anne or whoever she was looked at Sophia in shock, "I am Annabeth actually, but, okay..." So, why did Noah lie? And, why was this all so confusing?

Yet they had all sworn allegiance to Percy, recognizing him as the elder among them, the one vampyre who had managed to carve out a life of peace in a world that sought to destroy them. And for years, the Percy family and the other vampyres had lived in relative harmony in Clovis City. But peace was a fragile thing, easily shattered by the slightest provocation. The disappearance of one of their own—a vampyre named Seraphina, who had once been Percy’s closest ally—had sent ripples of fear and suspicion through their ranks. Seraphina had always been a wild spirit, a vampyre who struggled to control her thirst for human blood. Her sudden disappearance had left the vampyre community on edge, fe

Her heart clenched harder in her chest and I felt the urge to cry as her emotions entwined with my own. ”Eventually, the queen became pregnant. She had two children, a boy, and a girl. The throne had an heir. The queen realized by now that she and I wouldn't meet again. The choice did not lay in her hands, she was dealt a faith she had to live with. I had retreated so far that I couldn't come back even when I wanted to, the queen no longer had her wolf. But I could never in a million years presume she would do what she did next. As soon as her children were born and had made sure they were settled in and healthy, Annabeth took off into the woods, in her arms she held that book. She continued

“Do not call my name if you’d keep hiding things away from me.” The next morning smelled faintly like the rain that poured in the middle of the night. I zipped up my backpack and met Percy and, surprisingly, Davin at the usual spot near the gate. “Morning, generals,” Percy said, adjusting her oversized hoodie. “Mission one: survive school without tripping over our own excitement about the wedding.” Davin smirked. “Somehow, I think you won’t survive without tripping, Percy.” “Excuse me?” Percy gasped, placing a hand over her heart. “I am composed, elegant, and… stylishly chaotic.”