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Grover had a plan.
Since the end of last summer, after he, Tyson, Annabeth, and Percy went into the Labyrinth, through his empathy link, he could tell Percy was in constant pain.
Sometimes, the feeling would be so strong, he would get little flashes of where his friend was. Sometimes, it was Percy staring at a pretty flower that glowed in the moonlight.
Most times, he would suddenly be picturing Annabeth, and Grover knew, that it was Percy's thoughts, as he could feel the wave of emotion come crashing down on him every time it happened.
Rarely, he would feel the pain lessen, and it was at these times, that Grover assumed Percy was with Rachel.
Sometimes, when Grover concentrated on Percy's emotions, he would witness their fight at the end of last summer. When Annabeth told him the last line of her prophecy.
The satyr felt bad for Percy, cause he would feel every emotion that Percy had felt, during that conversation. All the hurt. And Grover wanted to do something about it.
Grover could tell that Annabeth was always thinking about Percy too.
It would just be little things, like when she passed his cabin, she would relax a little, maybe even let a smile light up her face.
Or how whenever she needed time to think (which was a lot more often lately) Annabeth would go to the beach.
And her favorite color was sea green, the exact shade of Percy's eyes.
It was obvious they were in love with each other, but Annabeth, never gave a thought to how Percy felt about their relationship. He wanted her to understand.
So Grover came up with a plan.
Here, at the bonfire, you could request songs. He knew Clarisse would be willing to help. And Will Solace, who was singing tonight.
Grover left Juniper's side and went up to Clarisse.
"Hey," he whispered in her ear. "On my signal, secure Annabeth and Percy".
She smiled and nodded. She understood.
Grover then went up on the stage, to talk to Will. When he told him his idea, Will nodded, and agreed.
"Good idea". The singer mumbled.
Grover grinned, and went up to the microphone.
A/N: Please review! I promise the next chapter will get to the point.