A camp half blood experience¹

I meet my new sister

The taxi type thing brought me to the front of the apartment building I lived in.

I grabbed my suitcase and walked toward the front of the apartment structure door.

I walked in and went to the elevator since the apartment I lived in was on the 3rd floor.

When I got to the third floor, I walked to the apartment door.

I was hesitant to knock on it.

I knocked a few times.

The door opened to see my step mom.

"Y/n!" She said she actually seemed happy to see me.

I stepped inside, and she shut the door.

Then I noticed something.

She wasn't pregnant anymore. She had the baby.

Then, I noticed that all around the house were baby supplies and toys.

"Wanna meet your baby sister?" My step mom asked.

"Of course! That's not even a question!"

She led me to the babies room.

In the crib held my baby sister.

Last I saw my step mom, she hadn't come up with a name yet.

"Whats her name?" I say as I pick the baby up.

"Chloe." She said.

(If that's your real name, you can change it)

"Hi baby Chloe, you're so precious. Yes, you are," I cooed.

"You're not even going to question where I was the whole time?" I ask, "I was gone for like a month."

"I knew where you were. You were at the camp for half bloods."

"How did you know?"

"I've known since you were two years old, I can see through the mist,  one day Aphrodite came to my door and told me everything, that's why we moved to new York and out of San Francisco."

"Then why didn't you tell me?"

"I couldn't, I was told not to tell you."

I set Chloe back in her crib.

"Can I have stories of what happened when you were at camp?"

"Oh yeah, I went on a quest and went all the way to the empire state building."

"You went where!?"

"Las Angeles, I believe, and a lot of stuff happened in between that."

"I want to hear all the stories!"

"Okay."

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End of book one

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Word count: 398

HII, thank you to the people who made it all the way to the end. I have really enjoyed writing this story, so I hope you enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Published: June 6, 2024
Edited: July 18, 2024