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Sally felt the urge to gasp. She was sure that she was blushing a bright pink by now.

What was Poseidon doing here?

And in company of his brothers no less?

"What are y-?" Her question was cut short by the look he was shooting her. His eyes were wide and he was shaking his head frantically. 'Don't ask! I'll explain when later! They don't know it's us!' He mouthed worriedly, motioning at his son and nephews.

Now she really was confused, so let's review. The three most powerful Olympian Gods were sitting in her kitchen. In company of their own children who also happen to not know that they are actually hanging out with their all-powerful Dads. And their all-powerful Dads don't want them to know that it's actually them posing as teenagers.

Was this some sort of spying thing? Checking in to see if they were okay?

"Mom are you okay? You kinda spaced out for a minute." Percy told her. She shook her head slightly and looked away from where the Olympians were sitting.

"I'm-I'm fine, just a little surprised. I thought that you three were going to the library." She lied convincingly.

"We are, we just came to pick up Thalia's laptop." Percy explained. Thalia and Nico were already picking up the mess that she'd made when dropping the plate of cookies. Sally smiled and gently took the rag from Thalia's hands.

She bent down and cautiously began to pick up the pieces of broken ceramic. After throwing them in the trash and washing her hands, she turned to her son, niece and nephew. "Aren't you going to tell me who you're friends are?" She asked with mock seriousness.

Hades, Zeus and Poseidon suddenly felt uncomfortable. Nico nodded and spoke before his cousins could. "Right," He drawled, "That's Dylan, Salvatore and Thor. They're brothers." He nodded to each God when their name was mentioned.

Sally fought the urge to let out a laugh. Dylan? Really? He did know that his name meant 'son of the sea' right? Looking into his eyes and at his sheepish smile, she knew that he did.

"Um hi Ms. Jackson." Zeus greeted awkwardly. Sally turned to him and after offering a small smile said "Hello Thor, it's nice to meet you, and please call me Sally." She requested politely.

Hades just muttered a "Hello." There was a minute of awkward silence before Thalia cleared her throat and said, "Okay you guys can stay here while we go look for my laptop." She grabbed her cousins' arms and towed them out of the kitchen.

As soon as she was sure that the teens were out of hearing range Sally turned back to the Olympians. She felt a little nervous but shook it off.

"Hello Lord Zeus and Lord Hades. Poseidon." She said. Zeus and Hades nodded, but Poseidon stood up from his seat.

"Sally!" He squeaked, voice almost cracking.

"Smooth dude." Hades said sarcastically.

"May I know what you are doing here?" She asked not rudely but curious. "We-we uh came down here to um learn some things." He whispered nervously.

Sally raised an eyebrow. "So you turned yourselves into teenagers to be able to learn something from school?" Hades cracked a smile at that. And Zeus smirked. Poseidon shook his head and ran a hand through his messy black hair. "Uh no," He sighed tiredly."We came here to spend some quality time with our children, so they can't know it's us because that would cause trouble with other Demigods."

It was part of the truth, so technically he wasn't lying. But Sally didn't look convinced; she leaned on the counter and asked him, "Bu why can't you tell them who you really are?"

His stare turned intense, "They can't know. No one knows that the Olympians are down here on Earth posing as teenagers…to learn some life lessons." He whispered the last part under his breath but Sally heard all the same.

"Please Sally just promise that you won't tell them who we really are!" Poseidon begged. Sally nodded slowly, "I promise." She murmured. The brothers let out a sigh of relief.

Further commenting was interrupted by the yell that came from a room. "AUNT SALLY HAVE YOU SEEN MY LAPTOP?" Thalia yelled.

Sally smiled while shaking her head, "No honey but try checking underneath that mess your cousins call bed." She called back.

"Um maybe we should go help them look for it…" Zeus suggested already standing up. Hades shrugged and began to follow, before they were out the door they both turned back to Sally. "Sally, thank you for taking care of my daughter, you are a really great woman and I'm glad she has you and Perseus here for her." Zeus said, he gave her a slight smile and walked out.

"I agree, thank you for taking care of Nico." The God of the Dead thanked. With a nod he too left the room. Sally was shocked to say the least; she turned back to Poseidon and murmured playfully, "So those are the annoying, selfish, and heartless brothers I never got to meet huh?" She asked him.

Poseidon chuckled. "How have you been?" As soon as the words left his mouth he wanted to slap himself.

Really what a stupid thing to ask! Sally laughed lightly and murmured a "Fine."

A moment of silence before Poseidon asked cheekily, "So no hug? Not even a 'Good to see you'?" His green eyes were sparkling with mischief as he approached her, his arms open.

"Sorry but I think it's going to be a little weird hugging you when you're in teenager form." Sally replied with a small smirk.

Hades and Zeus entered the room that their children had left to earlier. The first thing they noticed upon entering was the fact that there were three beds.

Three beds.

"They share a room?" Zeus hissed, the vein in his temple was throbbing dangerously.

"Apparently so." Hades drawled. The room wasn't very personalized like he'd thought it would be. The first bed had its comforter in a dark blue color. And there were fluffy pillows to go along with it; one was in the form of a small plush eagle. Thalia's bed, obviously. On the wall were a couple of posters of some rock bands.

The second bed was adorned in a blue green comforter and pillows. There was a poster of a golden trident hanging from the wall.

And last but definitely not the least, Hades turned t the last bed. It was clad in a black silk sheets and comforter. There were no posters but a small nightstand right next to the bed. Hades' eyes zeroed in on the small figurine that stood there proudly. It was him, in figurine form.

Zeus nudged him out of his thoughts, "Hades look at this." He pointed to the large painting that was hanging on the wall. It was a painting of them three.

They were all standing, holding their own weapon in hand. Zeus, proud, handsome and grim, just like a King. Poseidon, regal, powerful and rebellious like always. And him cold, aloof, and aristocratic, the God of the Dead himself.

They were standing together and even though they looked different you could see the underlying similarities too.

At the bottom of the painting a name was scribbled in black ink.

Rachel.

"Ugh were is that damn-" Thalia stopped when she noticed them. Her eyes went wide before she elbowed her cousins to get out from underneath the bed. "Oh, what are you guys doing here?" Percy asked nervously as he looked around his room.

Zeus ignored the question and instead turned to his daughter, "So you guys like Greek mythology?"

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Okay so I have this new idea for a story. I'm not really sure about it, half of the time it seems like a good idea and the other half not so much. I can't really say anything about what it's going to be about but it's going to be funny. And it's also going to be centered on the Gods. It's not going to be connected to this. So should I post it or not? Tell me in a review! Love you guys! Oh and wish me luck at school ;)

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