Somehow we all made it back. It was really weird. When the fight ended, the earth swallowed up the three demigods that Ty, Sky, Annabeth and I had been told to find. So much for the prophecy's whole "prevailing" on the quest thing. Well I guess we did in a way. I mean Octavian's definitely dead and gone now so that's a plus.
Sadly, the gods sent all five of us back to high school. The same one we were at just 2 weeks ago. It's funny. The entire quest only took three days to finish. It's kind of hard to imagine, but 10 days ago, I still had no idea who I was. Now I know. I am the granddaughter of Aphrodite, and I have some of the coolest people as my Aunts and Uncles. My Dad doesn't know anything about Mom being a demigod or whatever, so after I questioned him, he may have had to take a memory potion to erase some stuff I said...cause he's mortal, no question.
Anyways, Ty is being adorably sweet. Walking with me everywhere, buying me dinner, giving me giant bear hugs every time I see him. I know it's cheesy and no matter who my grandmother is I don't know too much on the subject, but I think I'm in love.
"Autumn..." Ty trails off, staring at me.
"Yeah?" I prompt, blushing slightly under the weight of his eyes.
"Would you rather..."
I groan in anticipation. He always has the grossest ones.
"Be my girlfriend or let me be your boyfriend?" he asks, smirking.
I blink in surprise, taking his words before I go up on my tiptoes and kiss him on the cheek. "Either's fine with me."
His smirk shifts into a full out a hundred watt smile and he puts an arm around my waist. "Well then." He leans down to kiss me. I let him.
It's soooo much better than ambrosia.
Our first day back at school arrives quickly and the five of us sit together for lunch and before even one of us can take a sip of water, Candy shows up.
"Oh, Percy," she says, trying to act all seductive. She fails miserably. It's actually kind of funny. Then she starts to wrap her arms around his neck. Apparently she still doesn't understand he's taken. But before anyone can react, Annabeth leaps up and punches the slut in her surgically altered nose.
Then knees her in the stomach.
Then gives her a black eye.
Then stomps a bit on her feet.
Then... Percy grabs her. "Wise Girl. I love you. And only ever you. There is no one else in the world more perfect for me than you." He kisses her sweetly on the forehead and lifts her up and back onto her chair.
"Annabeth. I love you. I'll always love you. I'll only ever love you. I knew from the moment you told me I drooled in my sleep we were going to be best friends. I knew from the moment you kissed me in Mount St. Helens that I loved you. And I knew from the moment we fell down into the pit I was going to love you until I died. So Annabeth. This isn't an engagement ring. We're still a little young. But this is a promise ring. A promise that someday. Hopefully someday soon. We'll be married. But until then this is a promise that we will love no one else but each other," Percy says looking adorable.
Annabeth nods and smiles up at him. "Yes, I promise, Percy. I love you."
"I love you, too." Percy slips the ring on her finger and Annabeth tackles to the ground, kissing him.
And once again the entire cafeteria is filled with "PERCABETH! PERCABTH! PERCABETH!"
And when they stop kissing and blush madly but still wearing grinning faces, I'm the last one to shut up
So this is the end. I hope you all enjoyed this story. I loved writing this. Even if I got a little bored during the quest part. I don't really know what I'll be writing next. I have a series of PJO/HoO one shots I'll be focusing on. Be sure to check em out. Thanks so much to everyone for reason and commenting and voting. Means a lot. Love all of ya. Well I guess I'm out. Farewell.
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Really, you thought I'd end it without that? Chow for real.
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