Percy and Natalia

Percy and Natalia

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Romance
Quote/excerpt-thingy from the story: "I, Natalia Allencourt, would never have described myself as believing in the popular opinion that the universe chooses our destinies until I met my now-husband, Percival Mercer, Percy." ~Natalia Natalia is a business owner in a small town near a big city. One night, she meets a man named Percy. This is the story, told from Natalia's perspective, of how they met to how they got married with some other events in between. WARNING: This is not an LGBTQ+ romance like majority of my other stories. If you are going to have a problem with that, please choose not to read this story. Sorry for the short description, more info is in the author's note.
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Nico felt like Icarus. Fly too close to the sun, and your wings will melt. Fly too close to the sea, your wings will grow heavy. Nico had already flown too close to the sea. He had allowed his infatuation with Percy to rule his life, his decisions, for far to many years. His wings had grown heavy, and he'd drowned. Icarus had made a mistake. He strayed too far, entranced by the kindness of the light. The dark wouldn't be as welcoming, ushering you in with no hesitancy and crossed arms. That didn't work out so well for Icarus. So, Nico would allow this filter, this light, to cover him, shroud him in kindness, and possibility, and warmth. But he would not cross further. He would not succumb to the light only to fall forever into darkness. He would do what Icarus couldn't. Nico di Angelo would not fly too close to the sun. Cover art by viria!

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