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Living in New York was a new experience. The English raised girl had barely even begun to understand the new country she was in outside of camp. New York was a jungle of an experience. There were shops and restaurants and so much to do and see. But the biggest perk of living in this state, with a family that understood demigods was her brother on her father’s side. She loved her big brother, despite his protective status. But he was a good guy, and she loved him dearly, especially bonding.

Bonding, if thats what one would call this moment in time. She may be a girl, but even she knows that shopping on fifth avenue probably isn’t her older brother’s idea of fun. Or turning a few personal errands of hers into fun bonding with her brother. Plus, she can’t go around the city alone. With her dyslexia, and her lack of knowledge about America, she wouldn’t get far without melting down in frustration.

Liam leaned his head against the train window, watching parents and children give their last hugs goodbye before the school year. He turned a keychain over and over in his hand, a trinket he had lifted off of a dark-haired main just outside the station while he was busy with his cart. 

“I’m assuming Melody called you when I almost threw the darn thing out the window....” the princess chuckled when Bjørn practically flew off her bed and padded over to Carlos with an excited yip. She fought back a blush when the VK entered the room, but seeing as her laptop had been abandoned on her bed hours ago and she had taken to angrily hand-writing everything for Fairy Godmother’s class she knew it was a matter of time before her complaining to her roommate warranted a visit from Carlos. Though, he’d fixed this stupid thing multiple times before and yet she still needed to call him every few weeks to get it working again. 

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     Perhaps if he had not listened to Green, he would’ve finished the job by now. Forty five minutes should have been more than enough time to sneak inside, snatch the prize, and stroll back out again. But as headstrong as he was, Nicholas trusted his friends, and among the few of them, Green was definitely one. So here he was, almost one hour since he had arrived, lying low, quite literally, among the thick laurel shrubs across the mansion. Something crawled on his forearm under the long sleeve, and he smacked at it impatiently. That must be the seventh or eighth ant corpse he was harboring on his clothes. The night air was cool, yet he wiped at his brows, ridding the thin layer of sweat. His phone buzzed finally, and he tapped on the screen to find a new text from Green.

[ from: Greenlight ] u ready?

     Nick was ready to kick Green from his short list of friends, alright. He typed hastily instead.

[ to: Greenlight ] You know I’m right here waiting for your cue [ to: Greenlight ] Are you in?

[ from: Greenlight ] um yea... [ from: Greenlight ] have been for a bit but

[ to: Greenlight ] DUDE WTF

[ from: Greenlight ] no listen [ from: Greenlight ] something’s not right [ from: Greenlight ] it’s too easy, man [ from: Greenlight ] totally below expectation [ from: Greenlight ] they should’ve stellar security [ from: Greenlight ] but it doesn’t look like it

     He frowned reading the texts, knowing it couldn’t be good.

[ to: Greenlight ] Can you figure out what’s wrong?

[ from: Greenlight ] yea maybe but I’m gonna need some time

[ to: Greenlight ] Don’t worry I’m having fun being a mosquito feeder here [ to: Greenlight ] How long?

[ from: Greenlight ] some time like some hours [ from: Greenlight ] like u really should go home now [ from: Greenlight ] n come back tomorrow [ from: Greenlight ] or the day after

     Even when he knew nobody could hear him--or because of that--Nick cursed out loud. There was a deadline for the job, and he wouldn’t risk failing to finish it. Part of it was not willing to trifle with the Guild, and the other part was the status he had earned and meant to keep.

[ to: Greenlight ] Yeah not happening [ to: Greenlight ] I’m going in [ to: Greenlight ] Eye in the sky?

     There was an uncharacteristically pending answer from Green, and Nick could imagine the boy trying to piece his words together, stringing them to dissuade him from the idea. But it seemed like he knew Nick better than expected, as the texts finally arrived, relented.

[ from: Greenlight ] sure man [ from: Greenlight ] just [ from: Greenlight ] be very very careful [ from: Greenlight ] bad vibes tbh

     Nick didn’t bother with a reply. He had to get going before his confidence deserted him, after all.

Matthew’s interest in the paranormal was the only thing that kept him sane in his relationship with Des. Sure, he got in more trouble with the other blond when he snuck out to investigate buildings and houses that were suppose to be haunted.

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Ballet was the sport that took up most of the younger girl’s time. While many couldn’t see it as a sport, it was, to her. Allie was pretty dedicated in her ballet activity, going after school and weekends to the studio. Ideally, it was an all year sport, minus the time off she had spent to do the school production. But after hurting her foot during one of her rehearsals, she found herself out of ballet for a decent amount of time.

She was not the type to want to just do nothing during the year, she found after the week of required couch time, and then two weeks of required foot propping and crutches.(And she found that over protective Percy was especially prevalent during injuries, too.)

As she hobbled over to the kitchen counter carefully, she studied the older boy who was gobbling down food. The school kept advertising swim team auditions (tryouts? she doesn’t know sports too well.), which prompted an inquiry from her brother. After all, daughter of Poseidon, water, should be easy. And, she enjoyed water, so not too much a stressful idea. And it wouldn’t hurt her injured foot from ballet. Plus, she enjoyed spending time with Percy.

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Two weeks away from her first vacation from camp, and getting back to her room was priority. As she waved by to Sally, she hopped through the border by the tree on the hill and took it all in. It was nice to be back, despite the vacation being a week and a half away with Scorpius and his family.

As she made her way to cabin 3, she gave a sweet wave to the others. Scrunching her brows, she could hear a noise from inside the cabin.While she knew Percy could be loud, she didn’t think he could produce the sounds of two people. Nor did she think anyone would be in the cabin from their friend group. Nico and Will were outside, Leo was off in New Rome, and Annabeth didn’t sound so grumpy-like.

Her heart fell as she pulled open the door, forcing the scream to remain inside.

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It was one of those things that felt unexpected. In the past, people avoided her. Boys ignored her, and her brother James, his friends didn’t want anything to do with the younger one. But once here, now at camp, it was the opposite. Percy’s friends were more than nice to her, befriending her without a second thought, even interested in her. While friends like Nico and Will became best friends, and Annabeth an alliance (especially when it came to needing back up), some...seemed more than interested in just friendship.

Dating as a transgirl was tricky. Dating as Percy’s sister, was an even bigger feat. She had dated a bit in hers  and Percy’s high school. The dating being her going out with a punky looking boy with black and purple hair that broke up with her after her winter ballet recital. It was all the usual talk: just not really into you like that, lets be friends, etc. Enough of a heartbreak to leave her brother in a scary state of anger. She’s pretty glad that Medusa’s head wasn’t around the Blofis household anymore.

While she eventually recovered, hearing that someone at camp found her interesting, made her heart soar a little bit. She hadn’t ever thought that one of her brother’s friends would ever see her as anything but a taggy pest, like her other brother’s friends do.