Percy Jackson and co. travel back to the night before that fateful game of capture the flag when Percy got claimed. After explaining why they're in the predicament, they react to the future, and find out what's in store for them.

Annabeth Chase can defeat monsters, design battle strategies, and outsmart gods-but apparently Percy Jackson's curls are her newest challenge. What begins as a simple attempt to fix Percy's tangled curls turns into an unexpected routine-one that brings them closer with every moment spent detangling his knots. But when Percy's newly perfect curls start attracting attention across Camp Half-Blood-especially from a certain daughter of Aphrodite-Annabeth discovers she might care a lot more than she expected. Jealousy sparks and Annabeth is forced to confront something far more complicated than hair care. She's starts to realize that the real thing she's been trying to manage isn't his curls... it's her heart. *The characters are older btw around 18yrs old in this story just for reference*

Annabeth Chase has everything under control-grades, plans, and absolutely no time for distractions. That changes when Percy Jackson, her next-door neighbor football and swim star asks for calculus help. She says no... until he offers a deal: she helps him pass math, and he teaches her how to talk to boys, flirt, and finally get the attention of her crush, Luke Castellan-the new football star everyone wants to know. It should be simple. Tutoring for tutoring. Problem solved. But between study sessions, awkward flirting lessons, and way too many moments where Percy starts making her forget what she was supposed to feel, Annabeth begins to realize something's off with the plan. Because while she's trying to fall for someone else... she might already be falling for him.

Requests are open!! Also, I might not be able to update often, but I'll do my best!! I don't own the Percy Jackson and the Olympians, the Heroes of Olympus, the Trials of Apolllo series. They belong to Rick Riordan. I don't own the Aru Shah series, either. They are Roshani Choksoi's.

literally what the title says (legit half the books out there are called "aru shah one shots" XD)