Hey my trusty followers! So I decided to start this new Fanfic. I'm not really sure about where it's going, but I have a good feeling about it. This story won't just be about Percabeth, but there will be a lot of it.

Also, this story mostly revolves around one of my OC's, so if you don't like those stories, I suggest you click away.

Breathe, Maya, Breathe

Whew! Okay, I know this is a long author's note, but it has to be said.

Disclaimer: There's a reason I'm writing Fanfiction.

Onward March!

"Percy, I miss you. I miss you so much, I don't even think it's healthy." Annabeth swooned.

"I know. I'll see you soon. It's November, but we will see each other for Christmas." Percy spoke reassuringly. Even though it was a phone, Annabeth swore she could hear his heart beat and feel his messy hair.

"Ok. Talk to you later." Annabeth said as she took her phone down to hang up.

"Bye." Percy hung up his end of the line.

Annabeth rose from her place in the small coffee shop. She then gathered her books and laptop, stuffed them in her bag, and swung it over her shoulder.

She marched confidently out of the shop, earning a few glances from the guys. She walked back onto her campus of NYU. She had really hoped to get into Yale, but she decided to start there to give her a bit of a background and enhance her chances. Percy was still pretty far away at SNHU, Southern New Hampshire University, studying to become a marine biologist.

As she was fantasizing about Percy, she didn't notice another figure on the sidewalk. She bumped into the girl, making her drop her notebook.

"Oh my gods! I'm so sorry!" Annabeth exclaimed as she bent over to pick up her book.

"No problem," the girl spoke quietly as she grasped the items she had dropped.

"I think I have you in one of my classes," Annabeth said, trying to make small talk.

"Yeah, your Annabeth Chase. Smartest girl in advanced architecture." The girl had finally made eye contact, and Annabeth was taken aback by how beautiful she was.

The girl had a perfectly proportioned face, with dark green eyes that practically glowed against her fair complexion. Her teeth were extremely straight, and were piercing white.

Her hair was a wonder of it's own. It was a midnight blue, that seemed just the right balance between black and purple. It was quite straight and cut in long layers. It was like if you mixed a silvery gray and navy, that was the color you would get.

"Hello?" The girl waved her hand in Annabeth's face. "Annabeth?"

"Sorry. Your just...really pretty." Annabeth said.

'Oh, well," The girl glanced down at her shoes. "Thank you."

"Here's my number. You seem really interesting and I would like to talk sometime." Annabeth handed her a slip of paper that she had just tore out of her notebook.

"Well, um, I am truly flattered by your kindness, but I'm not really about that life." The girl said. For the first time, Annabeth noticed the girl wasn't wearing makeup. Even better, she thought to herself.

"About what life?" Annabeth inquired, wondering what she meant.

"You know," the girl began to trace her foot on the ground as she whispered, "The gay thing."

"OOOOOOHHHH, no, sorry if it came across like that. I actually have a boyfriend." Annabeth giggled a bit at the girls suspicions.

"Oh, well, should I be surprised? I mean, look at you!" The girl finally cracked a smile, which made her even more beautiful.

"Thanks. I better get going, the weather seems about to take a turn for the worst." She gazed up at the already rainy sky, soon to be covered with storm clouds.

"Yep. see you around!" The girl said. And with that, the two went their separate ways.

Annabeth had arrived at her dorm, when she received a text. It was an unknown number, so she assumed it was from the girl she had met earlier. The message read:

Hey, are you going to the party later? I heard everyone was going. I'm going, so I figured maybe we could talk more.

Annabeth waited to reply, as she opened her door.

"Hey Piper," she called out, "Is there something you want to tell me about?"

"Oh yeah! There's this huge party tonight and everybody is going! So are we! I think Nico, Will, Thalia, Jason, Hazel, and Frank are all flying in for Christmas, so they are all going to be here in a couple days. I think next Wednesday is when they said they would be here." Piper shouted all in one breath.

"And you didn't tell me about this why?" Annabeth screeched. All of their friends were coming to stay for two weeks and Piper just miraculously forgot to tell her?

"Well, I didn't know until a couple days ago, and then it was supposed to be a surprise, but I decided to finally tell you." Piper suddenly felt guilty.

"Fine. When and where is this party?" Annabeth crossed her arms and sat down on her bed.

"It's in the spot at seven thirty. It's five now, so we have some time." Piper replied.

The spot was this area just off campus where the students could all hang out in peace. No wonder they were having the party there.

"Alright. I guess I'll go." Annabeth sighed as she laid down. "But first I need a nap."

She text the mystery girl back saying she will be there, and then got herself some shut-eye.

When the two girls arrived at the party, they were immediately overwhelmed by how much damage had already been done.

There was a barn with large wooden walls, and the door was opened. The students on campus had "secretly" inhabited it and made it their own. There was a kitchen and a bunch of chairs on the other side. Outside there was a pool and what looked like the beginning of a bonfire. People were being thrown into the pool, even though it was November. There was one couple who were on a rather large floatie in the center, but that was it.

Annabeth and Piper went inside and found a pile of disaster. There was a girl throwing up in the corner with her friend there to hold her hair back. A bunch of people were in the makeshift kitchen serving drinks and eating. The "crew" of popular girls were all flirting with these douchy frat guys which we all knew was going to end up in a one night stand.

On the other side of the sitting area was a milder crowd, the kind Annabeth usually stuck with. Having fun, but not too much. I suppose you could call them the "designated drivers".

The girls took a few seconds to take in the scene, then went their separate ways. Piper was usually found with the "fun bunch", the group outside who were throwing drink into the fire and dancing. A lot.

Piper, being the daughter of Aphrodite, tended to attract a lot of guys whom she would later scare off with her vicious attitude.

An hour or so had gone by and Annabeth was thinking about ditching when Piper came into to her a screamed over the music, "You really gotta come see this!"

Piper grabbed her hand and pulled her off the wall, where she was having a nice conversation with a interior design major, and dragged her outside. "Look," was all she said. Piper gestured at a thirty degree angle, and there he was.

Messy hair, sea green eyes and everything. Standing before her was the one and only, Perseus Jackson.

She had no words, but actions speak louder. She sprinted straight at him and jumped as he caught her in a spinning hug. She began to tear up, but wiped them away as he set her down.

"You know, I was kinda starting to miss you." He said.

"Oh shut up." She then wrapped her fingers around his neck, stood on her tiptoes and kissed him. Wholeheartedly as if they haven't seen each other in ages.

"But I did miss that." Percy hugged her again.

"What are you doing here?" Annabeth asked him as she grabbed his hand and interlaced her fingers with his.

"I got bored." Percy said. "And I missed you. And I may or may not have been failing 3/4 of my classes." He smiled.

"Seriously Seaweed Brain?" Annabeth gazed up at him.

"It wasn't marine biology, it was English and science and all the pointless crap that nobody cares about. Besides, it doesn't matter because I'm enrolled here now for the second semester. I couldn't stand being that far away from you." he smiled and they hugged again.

"Now let's go join this party." Annabeth laughed when she said it.

"Yeah, it looks fun." Percy said.

It was then when they saw the crowd beginning to form. Annabeth realized it and suddenly got giddy.

"What is that?" Percy asked.

"Looks like you've made it just in time for the first fight of the night." Annabeth giggled and jogged to join the crowd, soon to be followed by an intrigued Percy.

Alright, so, what do you think? I don't know if it was to much. Please review to make me feel good about myself.

I honestly don't know what college parties are like, I'm just going off of TV education. The best kind. Feel free to correct me.

Don't you just love the word miraculous? I know I do.

Slow down. Think.

Okay. Thanks for reading. I will try for weekly updates, (which means monthly) so in the mean time I hope your enjoying you fanfiction!

Peace out my nachos!