I've had a crush on Annabeth for the longest time but now more then ever, I'm sure she likes me back. Just one game of truth or dare and Annabeth admits she has feelings for someone. It has to be me right? I just need to find the perfect way to admit my feelings for her. However my plan might need to wait because a ne...
"I didn't fall for you, you fucking tripped me." She read the note over. What the hell? Again she reads it. on the back is just a heart. It was just a simple piece of notebook paper, folded up, and stuck in her locker. Who wrote it? Was it a prank? Was it real!?
Okay, I'm having a bit of fun. So give me any moment, any moment at all, that you want me to write in Annabeth's point of view. Just write down the scene you wanted to do in the comment box, okay? All you have to write is the book it was in and the chapter.
Annabeth is the princess of Athens. Her mother is the Queen. Well her mother arranges a ball for suitors to come to the palace and try to win Annabeth's heart. Annabeth does not like this. Well, what happens when one of those suitors is Percy, one of the princes from Atlantis?
(!!) COMPLETE (!!) Yes, this is another cliche story. However, cliches are only popular because they're fun to read, therefore I have no shame. This is another story where a mortal boy is hopelessly in love with Annabeth Chase. However, a certain dark-haired kid from her summer camp comes along and ruins everything...
ON HIATUS "Everybody has their insecurities. I have mine too. Annabeth, you are the strongest of us all. You are my strength. And you can never be my weakness." A high school story revolving around our favourite ships, and characters as they go through the perils of homework, insecurities, and crushes, only to merge i...
Throughout time, the Western Civilization has moved,settling in various countries. As it moves, so have the Gods, establishing their reign of power. When they move, societies of demigods are left unruled. Each of The Gods must choose a nation to rule, but unfortunately The Fates have forced The Olympians to appointed...