-Two year time skip

Michael's POV

Today was the day. The day that Percy and Annabeth would get their happily ever after. Today, they were getting married. I was still boiling with anger, even after two years. My wife dumped me for my brother. Sure, he saved the world, died and came back, and did tons of other stuff, but he's not that great.

I had never gotten an invitation to Percy and Annabeth's wedding. Again, I was not mourned. I was just another lost demigod. Nothing special. Even without an invitation, I planned on going to that wedding. But not as a guest, as a destructor. A destructor of dreams and happy marriages. Ugh! It had taken a long time for me and my buddies (the children of Ares) to plan this, but we finally finished, and today was the perfect day for our plan.

Annabeth's POV

Sigh. Today was going to be the most amazing day of my life. I woke up early, ready for a new start, and not at al nervous. Percy was the guy whom I wanted to dedicate the rest of my life to. It wasn't Michael.

I happily got up and brushed through my hair. This was Percy, who probably didn't brush his hair for the last two months. I didn't really care about my appearance. I put on light, natural make-up. This was a lot better than my usual no make up and knotted hair. I headed to the kitchen and found Thalia making eggs and bacon.

"Hey," I said startling her.

"You ready for today?" she asked happily.

"You bet. This is Percy, Thalia," I reminded her. She nodded and served me breakfast. I was grateful for a great friend like Thalia. I finished eating and headed back upstairs. I set Thalia's blue-grey, bridesmaid dress on her bed with silver flats. I smirked at the thought of Thalia wearing this. Then I headed to my own room.

In my closet was the dress Piper, Thalia, and I had picked out. It was grey silk that was tight around my chest, hen lightly swayed out at my hips. The top also had a layered neck line. From my right shoulder down to my left hip was a sea green sash kind of a thing. Green and blue sequins made small designs around my sleeves. I grinned at the simplicity of it. I put on grey and green heels, then tripped down the stairs. Curse the stupid heels. Piper was already standing there in her bridesmaid dress. She smiled at me.

"Percy is going to love it," she said. I thanked her, then headed to the beach with Thalia and Piper. We split up, Thalia and Piper going to the alter along with Grover, Percy's best man, and myself going to find my father. Finally, I spotted him. He actually brushed his hair so that he looked like Fredric Chase, not Albert Einstein. We corresponded for a few minutes, before the wedding was to begin.

Everybody filed into their seats. My dad and I walked down the isle of chairs with one of the younger Athena campers tossing white flower petals behind us. I smiled at Percy's shocked face. He was gaping at me. I smirked. He looked great himself. He wore a simple, black tuxedo with a white dress shirt. His tie was striped grey and green and he actually brushed his hair.

When I got to the alter, I whispered to him, "Close your mouth Seaweed Brain. You'll catch flies." He shook his head and abruptly closed his mouth. Hera went ahead and began with her long wedding speech. I wasn't listening tough. All I could think about was Percy.

"Do you, Perseus Jackson, take Annabeth Chase as you lawfully witted wife?" Hera asked.

"I do," Percy said proudly.

"And do you, Annabeth Chase, take Perseus as you lawfully witted husband?"

"I-" I began, only to be interrupted by a bunch of goons crashing my wedding. And the one at the head was unmistakably my ex-husband, Michael.