After the Storm

A/N: Hey guys! I have a story to tell that doesn't have to do with Jasper. So, like, yesterday, the 19, my phone broke, so i have to wait for thursday for my new one to come in, then that'll be all good, but i already had plans to get a new one anyway... Also, that same day, my mommy's car broke dowm, in the heat, at 3:12. So when I got home, i went to anti-social mode and didn't write, sorry! Anyway, thanks a million toPJOisawesome, na, Grace, and Katie Gardner for my first ever reviews! I think this one came from Grace, it said:"Yay another chapter! Keep going! Update soon and please make the chapters longer! :)" Well, let me tell you, thank you for the support. And i also had planned for this chapter to be the longest in this series of three chapters. But, It's not over after this chapter. I have another story up called "Better With Time, a Percabeth one-shot". So, if you like this, i would apprectiate it if you read that and review it! I gotta ask you, ar the characters OOC? This is getting long, so R&R!

Recap:I almost got in contact with my camp, but I lost it because of the storm. Also-"

"What does this have to do with my hair being soaked and the war that's about to come up?" Piper asked, glaring at Jason, dabbing her wet hair with a towel.

"Your the only person I knew would drop what your doing, risk catching a cold, go out in a violent thunder storm, walk half-way across camp, just to listen to me." Jason explained. He was blushing, and Piper couldn't help but realize how good he looked wet, his blond hair sticking to his lightly tan skin, electric blue eyes sparkling, and his goofy grin making the little scar above his uper lip curl into a cresent moon and-Stop! Not a good idea right now! She scolded herself. "So, spill the beans!" Piper said as she paid attention to the sound of the rain pounding on the cabins roof and listen to every word that Jason said. During that time, all she did was think about how mean her mother was to her.

All that Jason was able to tell Piper was this: "I tried to Iris message Thalia to try and get her to tell me some stories from when I was little. It almost got through, but then it shattered at a clap of thunder louder than the cabin could make. Thats when I decided to talk to you." Piper nodded in response and said "I wasn't busy anyways." She was releived he didn't remember a girl form his past. After they had a deep conversation over this, they hung out, goofing off, just being teenagers at a summer camp cabin. Jason sent a silent prayer to his dad, thanking him for the storm. He had a secret crush on Piper, even if she was a daughter of stupid Aphrodite and he was a son of Jupiter, even if she was greek and he was roman, even if they wore sworn off eachother, he didn't care. But if he had a girlfriend where he came from, he couldn't do that to Piper, he didn't have the heart to. "What? Jason?" Piper said, snapping her fingers under his nose. Just a little trick she picked up from Annabeth. "HUH? Oh, hi!" He said.

"You were staring at me all weird like."

"Oh, sorry, Piper."

"Well, come on. It's only sprinkling now. I think we can make it back to my cabin only damp-ish."

"As long as were not soaking wet, I'm fine with that!" He said, both laughing. Then with out knowing they-"PIPER! GET UP! WE'RE GONNA BE LATE TO BREAKFAST!" Allison, one of her half-sisters yelled at her, throwing a pillow on her face between every word. "Ok, ok! I'm up! Gods, holly Aphrodite above!" She said, rolling out of bed rubbing her face in pain. Gods, her brothers and sisters sure can hit. Piper then reilized that the whole thing was just a dream, a sweet, pleasnt dream, probably from her mom. Even though she hated her mother for her siblings, she sure was glad for the dreams she sent her. She sent a silent prayer hoping to to get out of offering her mom some food this morning. As always, her mom wasn't that cool. Her hair straightner broke later that day.