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**I do not own nor claim and rights to Percy Jackson
Chapter 1- First-time Encounter
As soon as Percy opened his eyes, he knew it was going to be a rough Saturday. He woke up shivering from the crisp Autumn air and was still sore from the swim meet on Thursday (In case anyone was wondering, he totally beat their ass). Overall, his morning grogginess and common sense told him to stay in bed and take it easy for the day. But of course, Jason just had to come and insist on "taking a jog".
"A no is a no" Percy grumbled. It's a healthy lifestyle, the basketball captain insisted. It will be fun. No way will I let you waste this gorgeous day. Come one, it's just a light jog. No way. Nothing is going to make Percy get out of his bed. His sky blue eyes won't waver Percy's determination. The blonde Superman won't persuade him this time.
Jason gave couldn't help but chuckle at his friend. In his defense, Percy did look pretty pathetic. His jet-black hair seemed to be more disheveled-which is saying something- and his usual bright sea green eyes seemed…..dim. "It doesn't have to be a jog," Jason promised. "Maybe a walk in the park will do a little good for you. Might have a little kick start in that brain of yours."
"Hahaha," Percy rolled his eyes. "Very funny."
"Come on. I'll pay for Starbucks this time."
Sea green eyes locked eyes with sky blue. Percy signed, "I'm not getting out of this, am I?"
"Probably not." Jason grinned.
"Fine."
"Love you, bro."
" Don't sugarcoat this Grace," Percy said. "I'm going to expect a venti out of you."
Jason couldn't help but smile. Of course, Jackson does what he wants. " Wouldn't want it any other way dude. Let's get you up, shall we?"
Even if he never was going to say it out loud, Percy had to admit it was a beautiful day. The cool breeze seemed to wake him up from the drowsiness he suffered before. The light in his eyes was brought back. The sunshine made the day seem more vibrant than before. Must be an autumn thing.
" You got to admit, it pretty nice outside" Jason smirked like he always did when he was right. Which was a lot, much to Percy's distaste. Jason made the right decision to hang outside today. What a surprise.
Percy rolled his eyes in annoyance, "Whatever dude. Besides, where are Leo and Frank? Hell, even Nico disappeared."
Jason shrugged, " Leo is occupied. He said he was helping out Beckendorf on a project of his. And I think Frank is on a date with Hazel."
Percy raised his eyebrows, "And Nico?"
"He said he wasn't available today because of a doctor's appointment"
" You mean, he's making out with Will."
Jason grinned, "Yeah, making out with Will. Sounds about right."
Percy checked his watch Tyson made for him on his birthday. Nine O'clock. "Well, it seems like we got the whole day to ourselves. What do you suppose we do?"
"We could work out."
"Don't even joke like that."
Jason laughed as Percy winced from stretching himself at the moment. Seriously, the Swim meet on Thursday took a toll on Percy, and the workout with Jason on Friday didn't help either. Jason had to admit, he was exhausted too. "We'll think of something. Before that, let's just enjoy this awesome weather."
They were at the park walking casually, taking in the moment. The whole area seemed to be on fire. Arranges of red and yellow seemed to dance around the sky as the trees basked in the sunshine. It was peaceful, to say the least. Something the two teenagers never got to enjoy in their busy high school life.
Percy was savoring the moment. After all, it wasn't every day you could enjoy some serenity. There was only so much a guy could have, especially with Leo and the Stoll Brothers constantly pran-
"WATCH OUT!"
Percy wasn't aware what happened until it hit him. No seriously. Percy was on the ground, a little dazed, trying to grasp what had just happened. Before he knew it, he was staring up into a pair of intense stormy, gray eyes.
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