βIβm a feminist, obviously.β So naturally, you spend your free time falling for Percy Jackson. You've survived monsters, quests, and the gods themselves-but apparently, having a crush on your best friend is where you finally lose the battle. And Percy? He's completely clueless.
Walker wasn't looking for anyone at the airport. He was just trying to find snacks for the Percy Jackson cast when a girl taps him on the shoulder and asks him to reach something from the top shelf. One snack turns into a conversation. Then he finds out she's heading to New York. On his flight. Now Walker has two hours to figure out how to act completely normal about the fact that the cute girl he just met is sitting in the same terminal.
You disappeared from Camp Half-Blood weeks ago on a quest no one knew much about. Now, Percy Jackson has been kidnapped by pirates. And when his friends finally find their ship, they discover you're the one giving the orders.
Youβre an actor. Charlieβs sister. And definitely not planning on telling Walker Scobell that last part. At Comic-Con, you join the line for his autograph expecting nothing more than a quick hello and a signed keepsake. Walker doesn't recognize you. You don't correct him. For once, you're not someone's little sister or another actor trying to make it in the industry. You're just a fan. At least... that's what you're letting him believe.
Camp Half-Blood knew how to throw a party. Unfortunately, it also knew how to turn one into a disaster. And this Halloween was about to prove exactly that.
Funny Percy Jackson came back to Camp Half-Blood looking completely different. Taller. Stronger. Older. And unfortunately for you, significantly more attractive. You had one question: When the hell did your best friend get hot?
Everyone knows Walker. You just happen to sit beside him. And while everyone else sees the famous actor, you're slowly getting to know the exhausted senior hiding behind the attention.
You followed him. He followed you back. Then he messaged you. It should've been a normal conversation. So why does one tiny DM feel like the beginning of something you never saw coming?
No scripts. No cameras. No directors. Just the Percy Jackson cast, one hotel room, thousands of viewers, and absolutely no supervision. What could possibly go wrong?
Meeting your boyfriend's family is nerve-wracking enough. Meeting Theodore Nott's family? Even worse. But when you arrive at the Nott family's Italian estate and his grandmother welcomes you with open arms, you quickly realize that Nonna Isabel isn't nearly as intimidating as the rest of the Nott name. Theodore, however, may never live down how quickly his tough exterior disappears around his Nonna.
Chaotic Halloween in the Slytherin common room was already a disaster. Add five idiots, questionable costumes, too much drama, and one secret nobody wants to talk about. What could possibly go wrong?
You were supposed to be the new fifth-year. Instead, before your first night at Hogwarts, you'd already encountered a dragon, explored a forgotten vault, and stumbled into a secret that could change everything. Somehow, you had a feeling school was going to be the easy part.
At Hawthorne Hall, everyone has a reputation. Yours? Quiet, composed, and impossible to read. Theodore Bennett's? Absolutely impossible to miss. He's the golden-haired boy who knows everyone, talks too much, gets into trouble constantly, and somehow manages to turn even the most boring school day into an adventure. You couldn't be more different. So why does he keep finding excuses to sit beside you? Between late-night study sessions, school rivalries, theater rehearsals, ridiculous hallway arguments, and secrets that never seem to stay secret for long, Hawthorne Hall has a way of bringing people together. Maybe the quiet girl and the golden retriever boy aren't as different as everyone thinks. And maybe falling for someone was never part of either of your plans.