Fresh from a toxic breakup that left both emotionally drained, Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase go their separate ways, navigating the awkwardness of avoiding each other while grappling with lingering hurt. Enter Y/n, a poised English girl from a noble family—her parents are lords—and a student at a prestigious all-girls school. Blessed with striking beauty, she’s completely oblivious to the constant flirtation from boys, who line up to win her attention. When Percy meets Y/n, he puts on a gruff front, acting irritated and dismissive as if he can’t stand her. But beneath his hostile facade, he’s quietly falling for her, torn between his lingering pain from the breakup and his growing feelings for the unaware aristocrat. Y/n has no recollectionof getting to camp and you only remember going to sleep in your bed after a ball and waking up in camp infermary. Percy always gets jealous whenever any guy talks to Y/n. Y/n ends up being the only daughter of Hera and Amphrodite (Poseidons wife)