Percabeth Dirty One Shots and Drabbles

Ice Ring 2 (guilty as charged)

By @SimileQuotes on ao3

Annabeth woke up to a throbbing headache. She could hear noise beside her and wasn't surprised to hear Thalia's snores snuggled to her side. The girl was still wearing the black bikini and her makeup had completely washed over her face. The funny sight didn't escape Annabeth. She gathered her stuff and woke the girl up to leave for their own houses soon. Annabeth needed to shower. Checking her phone clock and rushing to the raven beauty, Annabeth thanked Clarisse and left with the rest of the girls.

She was lucky enough to own a car, thanks to her father's business doing well. When Henry Chase was home it was either to gift her something or sign papers. Piper had chosen to ride with Jason back to her house the night before, and some guys had stayed overnight, but no sight of the sea monster. He must have declined Clarisse's invitation. Happy she didn't have to see his face again; Annabeth knew last night was a mistake.

"Fucking hell" Thalia commented closing the car's door. "I hate this" the raven girl said looking at last night's pictures of the party that people reposted on their stories. "Did you guys have fun?" asked Rachel. Hazel smiled saying it was nice to talk to people and let loose a little. Thalia grunted "I hated it" the grumpiness was back. "Sure" joked Annabeth fully aware the girl was only saying this because of the hangover.

"Rach, you aren't going to like it" Thalia said, Rachel's face dropped. "Julie posted a story, and, in the background, there is Percy getting out of a closet and someone else following seconds later, but it cuts before the door opens to see her, but it's definitely a girl, right?" asked Thalia showing the video to Rachel. The redhead grew redder, and Annabeth drove faster. Had they already been caught? She thought. "Shit" she heard Thalia pushing her head to the headrest.

"I don't know, I mean he can do whatever I guess" whispered a visibly disturbed Rachel. Annabeth felt sick. She was going to puke. And not because of the alcohol.

"I can't believe you lost it to this idiot" added Thalia taking back her phone.

"It was always really nice" defended Rachel.

"What's with you Beth?" asked Thalia looking at her blonde friend. Startled Annebeth almost missed the turn. "What did you do last night, I lost you for a while there" Annabeth chuckled. She had sex with her friend's first love that's what.

"Yeah, cause you were busy kissing Dean" she replied turning the wheel on the green light.

"Nan, that was way later, I mean we got to the dance floor and then you disappeared" Thalia added.

"Did you see the girl?" Asked Rachel, "It's okay if you don't want to tell me" The redhead said. She had to make a choice. Either come clean and suffer the consequences of her lust or keep it to her grave. She chose the latter.

"I had to go to the bathroom, and no, I don't remember seeing him with another girl" She left out, trying to sound less suspicious.

"Maybe we could ask around if anybody heard anything" Hazel suggested already texting Piper about the gossip.

"And how was Brian?" Thalia asked her friend, for a second there Annabeth forgot all about her dance partner.

"Uneventful" She played off dropping Hazel at her house. "Who did Nick ride home with?" Rachel asked the curly brunette.

"I don't know, he didn't tell me. He probably called a taxi or something right?" The small girl watched as her friends nodded in approval. Her younger brother was resourceful enough and hated asking for help. Annabeth dropped off the rest of the girls to their respective houses before any of them asked further questions.

Opening the door to her ever-silent house, she grabbed grocery bags and left to finish her tasks of the day. Annabeth had for the longest time been alone. Her mother had died when she had just turned four, and her father never recovered from it. He delved knees deep in work. His company, Chasing Industries was very successful. Consequently, Annabeth had been for the most part raised by foreign nannies. The only reason she hadn't gone completely crazy were her figure skating and her friends. Like her mother, Annabeth had started young on the ice and was most comfortable in skates than normal shoes. It was a second nature and there was no way she could ever give it up.