HEY GUYS! CONVERSECHICK12 HERE! SO SORRY I HAVEN'T WRITTEN IN SO LONG I HAD TO DO MY RETARTED HOME WORK FOR MY STUPID TEACHER. ANYHOW I ONLY HAVE TO STAND HER FOR ANOTHER WEEK BECAUSE TERM 3 ENDS NEXT WEEK AND SHE IS TAKING LONG SERVICE LEAVE (PROBALY TO GET AWAY FROM US BRATS) AND A GUY SURPRISINGLY CALLED MR.O'LEARY IS GONNA TEACH US FOR TERM 4. THIS IS GOING TO BE A PROPER STORY NOT LIKE A COLLECTION OF SMALL ONES LIKE IN "A FORBIDDEN LOVE" SO ENJOY! CONVERSECHICK12
Diamonds
Annabeth's P.O.V
I slumped myself in the corner of my excuse of a bedroom at Crystal's place in New York trying to think of a way to break it to Percy. I was leaving to Brisbane in three days and still hadn't told him. There was no way I could leave for two years to see my aunt without him being with me. Slowly twilight faded and replaced it with a screen black as coal and studded with shiny diamonds. I sighed and grabbed my book from the desk before putting it on its bookshelf. "Mother please help me." I quietly prayed to Athena and doubted that I would get a response.
Percy's P.O.V
"Mom, are you sure the phone isn't broken?" I asked my mom curiously.
"No I'm defiantly sure it isn't broken" my mom said before looking back to her cookbook. "Hey do you think Paul will like fesenjune?"
"Fesen- what?"
"A Persian dish"
"Right. Well I'm just gonna go um... try the phone again to see if it rings."
I raced up the stairs and could have sworn I saw my mom roll her eyes. The phone sat in its cradle in a boring way before I pressed the buttons and brought the hands free up to my ear. Still there was no answer. I dialled again but the same sequence repeated.
Annabeth's P.O.V
I lied on my bed staring at the wall as if it was telling a joke until I heard my mobile ring its merry tune of Hello Seattle by Owlcity. I picked up the phone and saw my favourite picture of the boy I would die in the rain for. My eyes blinked tears that rushed to the ground in a matter of seconds from the new tears edging them on to move forward. A nerve jolted through my body and made my hands drop the phone with a large thump. Okay I'm not usually a crier but leaving the U.S to visit my aunt
For two years and not being able to see Percy is pretty upsetting. Brisbane is a great place (so I am told) but I couldn't bear leaving him, he now was a special roll in my life. I had to tell him. Despite the fear of him breaking up with me and the tears rushing down my face, I had to tell him. I raced down the messy stairs of Crystal's apartment that were strewn with old toys and little children's dress-ups.
"Hey Anna-" said Crystal before I shut her off with a quick 'I'm off to Percy's'.
I grabbed my umbrella that was spotted with little owls bronze and black and pushed it up to shelter my body in the cold, miserable rain. The sound of random New Yorkers filled the air in an annoying buzz. Tears filled my eyes again and I straitened my jacket.
I arrived at his apartment and hesitantly rang the doorbell. The sound of clicks from at least 3 locks followed my ring and out of the door stepped . She wore her new work uniform and her hair tied into a neat ponytail.
"Annabeth, how are you?" She said with an awfully sweet smile.
"Oh good thanks. Um, is Percy home?" I asked and leaned in the doorway and to my surprise saw Percy's breakfast on the coffee table. I rolled my eyes with a huge grin on my face to see the cereal untouched.
"Yeah, I'll go grab him." She scurried off with a loud, 'PERCY!'. My mind flooded with thoughts that made me want to scream but instead I just turned around and rubbed my temples. "Oh Gods, what am I going to do?" I said quietly speaking to myself.
"Annabeth?" a familiar voice said from behind me half scaring the wits out of me.
I spun around and saw a boy with dark hair and electrifying green eyes. A smile spread across his face so bright that it could light up a whole city. New sheets of tears formed in my eyes.
"Hey are you okay?" Percy said with deep interest. The tears streamed down my cheeks as I buried my face into his chest. He ushered me in and hugged me. More tears flooded down like diamonds on a rocky cliff.