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HAHAHA IDEA

So I wheel decided and it chose, the ship.............................. Percabeth! Yay I like Percabeth best!

So I've come up with and idea for a little au. Annabeth owns a book store. Next door is a pet shop that Percy owns. There's always loud noises coming from the pet shop everyday. One day Annabeth decides to go over and do something about it until she sees the owner.

This is going to be a bit to come up with so bare with me.

Here's the first chapter though. The chapters will be short, FYI. SO be reayd my children!

Crash! There was another one. Another noise. Another distraction. Was it so hard to keep quiet? Annabeth would have to complain to the Mayor that a Library was supposed to be quiet and her neighbor wasn't good at that.

She re-adjusted a book on the shelf in front of her, then sidled more books in beside that one.

The ding of the library door shook her out of,nd she called, "I'll with you in  minute!"

Annabeth quickly put the rest of the books up and headed behind the counter. She looked up at the customer, "Welcome to the Library! Is there anything I can do for you today?"

She got a good look at the person and realized what she was dealing with. Disheveld black hair, sea-green eyes, muscular build, very tall; he msut've been some sort of punk.

"Hi, I'm Percy Jackson," he said, in a surprisingly nice voice. "Um, I don't have a library card, I was wondering if you could help me Ms...?"

"Chase," she shook her head. "Annabeth Chase."

"Ms. Chase," he smiled again. 

"Uh yes," she pulled out a library card forms from the neat stack she had made. She took a pen out and handed it to him. "Just sign these papers and I can get you one."

He plucked the pen from her hand and started filling out the paper. She quickly turned around and opened a filing cabinet pulling out a library card. She turned back around and Percy had set the pen down.

She took the papers and handed him the card, "If you need to know where any books are, just let me know."

"Thank you," he said, taking the card. He began walking away but turned around to face her once more, "Um actually I need some books on dog and cat care."

"Oh sure," she stepped out from behind the counter and led Percy to the non-fiction, animal section. She gestured to the books, "There you go. Anything on any animals is right in this area."

"Thank you," he said again. "I appreciate your help."

"It's no problem," she waved her hand. She smiled and walked back to the counter, her face red. Did she like Percy Jackson?