In this story, Annabeth and Percy are not demigods. They are students at Goode. Annabeth and Percy. Just some other people at school, right? Wrong. Annabeth becomes his tutor, and they quickly become friends. Just friends, right? DISCLAIMER I DON'T OWN PJO\HOO UNCLE RICK DOES
⤷ annabeth does not sing in public, which is something she made perfectly clear to her theatre loving best friends. however, thanks to them forcing her to auditions, she somehow wounded up playing belle in goode high's spring musical. to make matters worse, theatre-extrodinare and known sweetheart - also unreasonably...
Annabeth Chase and her family go to a beach house for the summer. She meets Percy Jackson, a boy you grew up by the sea. What happens when the two fourteen-year-olds have a boring summer ahead of them? What happens when they have to say goodbye?
[Completed] [ #1 in #Percabeth 8/9/18} It all started in San Francisco, when these opposites met. Percy Jackson, who lives life as a superstar. Annabeth Chase lives the normal life that Percy has always yearned for. They parted ways, thinking the first meeting was their last. What happens when they both meet again, a...
Please Read Description :) Disclaimers: - I do not own the PJO characters. - This book is labeled "mature" for a reason. There are graphic things, language, sexual topics, and more in here. Please be advised! - As I was a bit young at the beginning of this, I often used the wrong "course" and would use "coarse." U...
Percabeth high school AU- Annabeth Chase, a perfect girl with a perfect life. She's popular, pretty and respected throughout the whole school. Cue Percy Jackson. A widely mocked, annoyingly attractive troublemaker with a slightly unhealthy taste for black clothes. These two polar opposites are just what the other n...
Percy Jackson has always been a troublemaker child. Ever since life dropped the Gabe-bomb on him. Fights, bad grades, suicidal thoughts. But then Annabeth Chase moves into the house across the street. A strong, clever girl his age. She was smart, independent, and, well, perfect. Let's just say that was just Annabeth's...