-Percy-
I was walking through New York with Annabeth.It was our first date since Gaea had fallen.Pretty much a perfect day.But then,every day was a perfect day since then.I was with my beautiful girlfriend,in my beautiful city,what could possibly go wrong?Hahahahahahahaha,everything.Annabeth smiled up at me,her stormy eyes sparkling,her hair shining gold in the sunlight."Is this not great,no monsters,no Gaea,just you and me,together",She grinned.I know,but you know what would make it even better?",I asked.She looked surprised."What?",she asked inquisitively."If I got a kiss",I smiled mischievously,leaning down with my eyes closed.She put her finger to my lip and stopped me.I opened my eyes,feeling slightly hurt and foolish.She was smirking at me."Nice try Seaweed brain,but you have to earn that".I put my hands on my hips,outraged.Have I not earned the right to kiss my girlfriend."I fell into Tartarus to be with you and now you are saying I haven't "earned" it",I said making air-quotations with my fingers."Nope",she laughed popping the p."I will only give you a kiss if you.....bring me somewhere nice to eat",she said triumphantly.I scanned the area and then spotted a cute diner."There",I pointed and walked over.I looked at the sign,the name was hard to make out but eventually I deciphered the jumble of letters. I figured it wasn't "Satk'i" ,unless it was maybe spelt in a different language so it must be called Taki's.Annabeth followed and looked at the sign.She squinted trying to read it.Annabeth is one of the smartest people I know but Dyslexia gives even her trouble sometimes."I am impressed.I thought your wallet was as empty as the dining pavilion when Grover plays Muskrat Love",she grinned."Well you thought right",I smirked.She looked confused."What do you mean?".I wrapped my arm around her."My wallet is empty,you said I had to TAKE you somewhere.YOU are paying",I said walking up to the door,chuckling."Oh you little-",she laughed.I opened the door and looked up just in time to see a boy hurling towards my head.
