AN: So it doesn't go straight to the reunion there's some percabeth fluff and stuff before that.

Author's POV:

 After the Giant War, Percy and Annabeth got married. Sally didn't like having Percy out of her sight and Percy didn't like leaving his mom either. So instead of Percy and Annabeth getting their own house, they all pitched in some money and bought a bigger house. 

3rd Person POV:

Sally heard the phone ring. "Hello?" She asked.

"Hey, it's Paul. Just wanted to let you know that we have to go to a Blofis Family reunion at my sisters in like two hours. Sorry for not telling sooner, I just got the memo too." He told his wife.

"Oh, it's okay. I'll bake some cookies. I'll tell Percy and Annabeth. Love you. Bye."

"Love you too. Bye." They hung up. 

Sally called from the kitchen, "Percy! Annabeth!" But of course they didn't here her. She sighed and walked into the living room. The sight made her smile. On the floor,  two week old Lukas Charles Jackson was laying down on his soft blue blanket, looking around the room while he held on to a radle with small hands. In front of him his parents, Percy and Annabeth, were laying in the floor talking to each other and their baby. Sally quickly grabbed her phone and took a picture. (Sally is us fangirls and fanboys right now lol) 

"Percy, Annabeth." Sally tried again. Hearing their names the happy married couple looked up at Sally.

"What is it, mom?" Percy asked. 

"We have to go to Paul's family reunion at his sister's in about two hours. I would dress nice too." Sally said.

"But I-" Annabeth started. 

"I know, Honey. You don't have to wear a dress." She said. Annabeth sighed in relief. She really did hate dresses. Whenever Annabeth would wear them, they'd just get ruined during a monster attack. They always attacked when she wore dresses for some reason. She most definitely didn't want to wear one if she was going to put her two week old son in danger. 

"Good. C'mon Percy. Let's get this little one ready." Annabeth said standing up. She scooped up Luke and cradled him in her arms as she and Percy walked up the stairs to Luke's room.

 Luke's room was fairly big with grey walls. The farthest wall had the words: 'Lukas Charles Jackson' painted on it. Right below the name was a white crib with blue sheets. To the wall to the right when you walk in was the changing table, a garbage can, and a hamper. When you walk into the room the wall right next to the door had a bookshelf pressed against the wall. On top of the bookshelf was a CD player with a bunch of lullaby that the Apollo kids made for him. Right next to it was a bin full of baby toys. On the other side of the bookshelf was a rocking chair. And in the outlet on the wall was a nightlight.

Percy and Annabeth walked into their baby's room and walked over to the changing table. Annabeth laid Luke down and looked for a outfit for him to wear while Percy made sure Luke didn't fall off the changing table. Since Luke was just a couple weeks old, he didn't wear outfits. So his mother dug around and found a thin footie onesie. The onesie was blue and had little tridents all over it. She stood up and showed the clothing to Percy. 

"Do you like it? Poseidon gave it to me when he found out I was pregnant." Annabeth asked her husband. Percy looked away from Luke to his wife and his smile grew. 

"I love it!" He said jumping around in circles. 

"Percy." He didn't stop. "Percy." Nope. Annabeth turned to look at Luke and pointed at Percy. "He is such a Seaweed Brain, isn't he?" She asked luke. He smiled a toothless smile, his sea green eyes shining. Annabeth smiled back at her baby. Percy finally stopped jumping.

"You done?" Annabeth asked.

"Yup." He said. He changed Luke out of the grey sleeper and changed his diaper. Annabeth then put the onesie on him. She looked at Luke. 

"You look so cute in that!" She said. Luke made a gurgling sound, grabbed one of his mothers blonde curls, and pulled. "Ow! No, sweetie, that hurts Mommy." She pried his tiny fingers away from her hair. She then covered her eyes and then uncovered them saying, "Peek-a-boo!" Every time Luke would smile. 

Percy looked at his wife and son. She was so good with Luke. Was always able to make him smile. He could already tell that Luke was going to be a Mama's boy and he was okay with that. Luke also looked so much like his mom and Percy thanked every god for that. He walked up behind Annabeth and wrapped his arms around her small waist, and rested his chin on her shoulder. After another minute of playing Peek-a-boo, she leaned back against her husband and sighed.

"I love you guys. So so much." She said. "Even though we're only 19." 

"We love you too." Percy said. Annabeth picked up her son, one hand around his tiny waist , and her other hand supporting his head. She kissed the little blonde hairs on his head. Then Luke began to whimper.

"Are you hungry, baby?" She asked. He moved his head toward her chest. Annabeth sat in the rocking chair while Percy watched. Annabeth lifted her shirt and guided her son to her left breast. Luke latched on and started eating. Annabeth grabbed a blanket and put it over her left side. Sally knocked then walked in.

"45 minutes." She said. Once Annabeth was done burping Luke she walked over to Sally. 

"Can you watch him for a bit, please?" She asked her mother-in-law.

"Oh of course." Sally said as she took the baby out of her mothers arms. She loved taking care of her grandchild even if she was only 39. (I imagine Sally being around 20 when she had Percy.)

Sally walked down the stairs and played with Luke in the living room. He was so young that it wasn't really playing but just talking gibberish to him. 

Annabeth and Percy headed to their room to change. It was late august a week after Percy's 19 birthday. So it was pretty warm. Annabeth walked over to their closet and pulled out a blue romper and pulled Percy out a white T-shirt. 

"Here." She threw the T-shirt at his face. "Where those with jean shorts."

"Yes ma'am." Percy saluted her. She laughed.

"You are such a dork." 

"I know. You tell me, like, everyday." He said. They began to change. Percy was tying his shoes and Annabeth was braiding her hair. Annabeth had a blue romper on with white sandals, owl earings, and her camp necklace. Percy had a white T-shirt on with blue shorts and black high top converse.

 Percy was done getting ready and was looking at his wife who was still braiding her hair. Annabeth caught him looking at her in the mirror. "What?"

"You look really beautiful." He said. She blushed.

"Thanks. You don't look to bad yourself."

"Percy! Annabeth! Two minutes!" Sally yelled. Annabeth ran to Luke's room, and grabbed his diaper bag which was grey with an owl carrying a trident. Annabeth ran down the stairs and grabbed a bottle out of the fridge that she had made earlier that day and stuffed it in the bag. She walked to the entryway and grabbed the black car seat carrier for Luke. She brought it to the living room. She walked into the kitchen to find Percy helping his mom carry all the cookies and Sally trying to carry them with Luke. Annabeth walked over and took the tiny baby boy from his grandmother and cradled him. Annabeth laughed at Percy who was trying to balance a plate of cookies on his head. She walked out of the kitchen and into the living room. She put Luke in the carrier and buckled him in. She shouldered the diaper bag and lifted the carrier and walked towards the door. Percy, Sally, and Paul were waiting for her.

"Alright lets hit the road." Paul said. "Are you two taking a separate car?" Percy and Annabeth nodded.

"Alright. See you there. I gave Percy the directions. " Paul said. Paul forgot to mention that is family does not approve of young relationships. He didnt know how his family was going to take them being married, much less having a son.

Annabeth out the carrier in the backseat and hopped in the passenger seat. They started driving to Paul's sister's house.