When it came to her sister's crush, Aru Shah couldn't care less than she already did. She didn't even know the guy, and it didn't help that he was the hot topic in all of Kara's and Aru's conversations. She knew she had to meet the dude someday, because of their mutual friend group, but she didn't expect to meet him to help him and Kara for their project. It helped her too, so what was the point in denying? Aiden knew people only liked him, and talked to him because of his looks. He knew love was a waste of time, because the guy Aiden actually was was someone who nobody cared about. But when one of his friends came up to him and told him that she had found a model for their end-of-year project, he readily accepted, not knowing that this one person would make him change his perspective. In the end, he realised, there were albums of snapshots, all overflowing with pictures of memories he never knew he wanted.

Opposites in every way, with only one similarity: their fiery personalities. When lightning strikes fire, will the result be a world completely burnt or a beautiful phenomena? Aru Shah has only just restarted her life, but things collapse faster than you can say 'love.' When Aiden Acharya blows into her life, she can either continue struggling against the hurricane, trying to recollect her life, or give in and be swept away.

Short stories, in no particular order, of the beloved characters from the universe of Percy Jackson and the Heroes of Olympus. Includes various mortals, demigods, monsters and/or immortal beings meeting our favourite characters, as well as private moments that were missed in the published books, and some stories taking place in an Alternate Universe (AU). Requests for a specific story can be put in the comments, and I'll try my best to write a story according to it. WARNING: Includes heart-wrenching scenes with irresistible demigods. • All stories are original, please do not copy. • Rated PG-13 for innuendos, slightly inappropriate jokes and mild profanities. • Every short story can range from 30 to 120 pages. • Updates every Monday

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