Scenario: Apollo and Liv are in a bookstore

"Apollo come on!" Liv said to Apollo.

"Never!"

Liv grabbed Apollo hands and started dragging him. "Liv no! You can't make me go in there! That place is evil!"

"Apollo, its the bookstore."

"Noooooooooooooo!"

And so, the Greek God was dragged into the supposed evil bookstore by his girlfriend Liv.

Apollo grumbled and whined but eventually, after a lot of slapping, he stopped

Liv darted from shelf to shelf, grabbing a book, reading the back and looking at the cover. Most of the time she would grab it and toss it over her shoulder to Apollo, who tried his best to catch them.

Although this annoyed him, he couldn't help but love the little sparkle in her eyes when she grabbed a new book.

Two hours later, arms full of books, Apollo started heading toward the register with Liv.

Apollo, panting, set the books on the register.

The clerk looked at the huge pile, stared at the pair for a moment before slowly checking every book.

Apollo, drumming his fingers on the counter, waiting impatiently while the clerk checked every book.

"75,76,77-" the clerk was counting under his breath.

Apollo stared at the huge pile. There was still several books unchecked. "Do you always get this many books?"

"You don't?"

Finally, the clerk reached the total of 101 books. "That will be $2000 dollars."

"You're paying." Liv said.

"What? But I didn't bring any money!" Apollo protested.

"You're a Greek god. You always have money."

Apollo sighed and snapped his fingers. 2000 dollars appeared in his hand.

The clerk stared.

Liv sighed and used the mist on clerk, making it look like Apollo simply pulled the money from his wallet.

The clerk blinked twice and accepted the money and started putting the books in bags.

The clerk handed Apollo roughly ten bags full of books. Apollo looked to Liv, who was smirking and shaking her head.

Apollo groaned and followed Liv out of the store. "My arms are gonna snap off."

"Shut up, you'll be fine."

"No I won't."

"You know, we should really do this more."

"Please, gods, no."