Percy and Annabeth-Their future

Ok, this is just going to be some short stories of Annabeth and Percy's future. I hope you like it! happyy reading:)

Annabeth's POV

Percy and I were on the beach at Camp Half-Blood. I finally felt relaxed; the last four years had been nothing but fighting. We held hands and laughed and talked as the sun set. Soon, we would have to say our goodbyes again. I was really excited to graduate college. 

All summer long, we had caught up with each others lives, and occasionally went to go see his parents. I wasn't as busy with Olympus's building- they were about done with all the features I added and edited, but it was still a work in progress. Finally, Percy spoke.

"So, excited to go back to Harvard?" I blushed. He made it sound so important sometimes. 

"Yeah," I replied, "But I'll miss you a ton. Why don't you come and visit me?" He sighed. I knew it was a hard subject for him; he hadn't gotten into any good schools since he'd practically blown up every other school he's been to, but he managed to get into some small school I''ve never heard of in the New York suburbs. 

"I'll try, Wise Girl." 

"You better, Seaweed Brain." He smiled and I did too. I heard a conch shell horn. 

"Dinner." I muttered. We stood up and walked towards the dining pavillion, getting some snickers from the Aphrodite girls. Percy blushed a deep red, like the color of a stereotypical heart. He kissed my cheek and sat down at his table. Then he winked and did that smile he only used with me; smug, mischevious, and adorable all at the same time. 

I sat down at the Athena table and mouthed Miss You. 

You Too, Percy mouthed back.

We were interupted by Chiron stamping his hoof on the cement."Heroes, we have had a wonderful past five years. Many died, but we have united two differences into one bigger difference. Congratulations! And now, as you children say, dig In!" 

I walked up to the brazier, and scraped some food in for Athena. I did a bunch of thank yous for random stuff, but my final one was 'Thank you for finally accepting Percy, Mom.'