Percy Jackson Bread Fanfic
A Percy Jackson Fanfic
Written by yours truly.
I took two pieces of bread and tossed it in the toaster, humming along to the tune that was in my head. Breakfast. The most important meal of the day—or at least that’s what they say. I myself hadn’t had real breakfast since last summer at camp.
Toast was the closest thing I could get to a meal that good.
Annabeth came in with an arm-load of groceries. “We're back.”
“Did Mom get more bread? We’re out.”
“I don’t think so. Just a lot of snacks for the ride to camp,” She smiled, “your Mom is so cool.”
I eyed the bounty of bags hanging from her arms, “It doesn’t take that long to get to camp.”
“You ought to thank your mom instead of complaining. I’ve seen how many cookies you can eat, seaweed-brain.” She smirked, “now go help her carry them in.”
I rolled my eyes, opening the door, “Yeah, Yeah. Pick on the ‘seaweed brain’. At least I have good taste in snacks.”
Taking the steps three at a time, I ran down to my car. “Hey mom,”
“There aren’t any more bags, Annabeth took most of them. But would you shut the trunk?”
I nodded, slamming the trunk, and taking the three grocery bags from my mother. So Annabeth already grabbed all of them huh?
Show off.
Mom smiled, her eyes crinkling at the edges, “I’m going to miss my muscly boy when you leave. Can’t you stay home this summer?”
I smiled. The only thing I ever missed about home was my mom, and that warm smile she gave me like she was always proud. That, and her blue jelly beans she had grown accustomed to stashing in the cupboard.
She opened the door for me and I placed the burden on the counter. “So show-off why don’t you—What are you doing?”
Annabeth set down the knife with strawberry jam dripping from it. She took a bite of toast, “What, is this your—“
“You used strawberry jam on your toast?!”
“Well yeah I—“
He slapped it out of her hand, smearing it on the floor, “BUT STRAWBERRIES ARE RED!”
“uh…yeah an—“
“YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO USE THE JAM I SPECIFICALLY DYED BLUE FOR TOAST!!!”
“I’m sor—“
“Now it’s ruined!” I sobbed. “That was the last piece of toast!”
“There’s one more piece left. You toasted two.”
“Yes but that’s the heel!” I wiped my nose on my shirt, “The heel Annabeth! No one eats the heel. It’s toasted only to honor the whole loaf of bread, don’t you know anything?!”
She stared.
“The last piece of beautiful toast, ruined.”
T^T