Annabeth POV

I run into the apartment and fall straight to the floor sobbing. I can't believe what just happened. Percy and I were just sitting on the couch at his mom's apartment when I was about to tell him.

Suddenly he burst out, screaming at me all my faults and everything that was wrong with me. I was shocked; he seemed so un-Percy like. I was actually starting to believe him. I was always correcting him, I did call him stupid a lot, and I had so many faults and didn't appreciate him.

Then he broke up with me and shoved me out the door. I ran all the way home with tears streaming down my face.

Oh gods, I thought, I hate myself. No I hate him I reminded myself.

I continued to cry endlessly, when Thalia came out of the bedroom. She was staying with me until Artimes needed her back.

"Annie, what's wrong?" She asked, I was even to upset to yell at her to not call me Annie.

"P-P-Percy," I managed, "he, he," I burst out crying again unable to finish.

"Oh no," Thalia said. "Did he freak out when you told him about his baby?"

I cried again, slowly rubbing my growing belly.

"No, I never got to tell him," I mumbled. "I was about to tell him when he started randomly screaming at me, then breaking up with me, and shoving me out of the apartment."

"That jerk." I nod in approval.

"How am I going to take care of…" I rub my belly, I still couldn't manage to say, you know what was growing inside of me, "You know, without him to help me? I don't want to be a single mom, and I couldn't move on, I still love him."

"Go tell him about his child and he probably will dismiss whatever he was angry about earlier, and get back together with you and…"

"No, he made his point very clear he didn't want me to be with him, plus I don't want him to get back together with me just because he feels guilty about leaving me while I'm pregnant."

"Annie, you'll be a great mother, plus a child can't be that hard." She looked at me, I looked away knowing she understood my reaction. "Oh gods Annabeth it is just one right?"

I shook my head no.

"TWINS?!" She asked.

"Triplets," I answer.

Her jaw dropped and I started to cry again.