Percy Jackson and the Olympians - Rick Riordan
44. Iâm sure I could be kind, if I could get out of this place.
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Summary
“Yeah, she is.” In a way it shouldn’t be surprising considering how close Aphrodite was to Ares but then again it wasn’t. When Percy had first arrived at camp he been told children of Aphrodite or Demeter wouldn’t be a powerful force. (Annabeth’s words were ironic considering years later she had dated Piper.)“No one told me that!” She was yelling now.Percy didn’t tell her not to yell at him. There were worse ways someone could handle being angry. The yelling didn’t bother Percy the way it might have someone else. (Percy knew what it was like to scream when he didn’t have the energy to pull himself back into something more presentable in appearance.)
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