This is the untold story of Percy Jackson's childhood. He was abused. He was bullied. So he wrote a letter to help end that, to stop people from harming other people. A little bit of harm can go a long way. This is the letter he wrote, so that maybe people can end this vicious cycle of abuse. Open to criticism- it helps me grow as a writer. Just don't bash my cause. That's just sad.

Percy Jackson is the loner outsider from the wrong side of the tracks. His stepfather is abusive and his mother is broken on the inside. At Goode he is bullied for the injuries and scars from his stepfather. Annabeth is the rich popular with a dark secret. She has loads of friends and popularity but on the inside all she wants is love. What happens when these two cross paths. Will they fall for each other or will the let their peers push them apart?

Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase are seniors in college. They both have alter egos as superheroes. They know each other as superheroes. They know each other as college students. They don't know the other's secret identity. See how this all works out as they fall for each other.

What if, whenever you turned 16 you get a tattoo? This tattoo is on your back. And this tattoo give you a hint to your Soulmate? Yes your Soulmate. Your other half. That one person that as long as they are with you everything will be okay. That person. Well what happens when a group of specific teens get their own tattoos? (I'm not Uncle Rick. I don't get pleasure from my Reader's pain!)

Jason seemed to be perfect. The people around him, though, weren't as lucky. Depressed. His sister. Anxious and Alone. His two best friends. There were even others, such as Reyna, who remained a mystery to all. And then there was Percy. He was a puzzle with missing pieces. He was all of Jason's friends combined. Depressed, anxious, alone. And silent. [DISCLAIMER: I do not own the characters in this story. Rights go to Rick Riordan, who I am not.] {TRIGGER WARNING: story contains topics such as depression, anxiety, self-harm, suicide, abuse, and other things like these. If you are triggered by or uncomfortable reading about these types of topics, do not read this book. Also, I am always here to talk if you need someone.}