《Demigods React To PJO & HOO Series & Parts》After Leo Reads The House Of Hades
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Rick: Forgive me for anything I did!
Leo: Well I was saying....
Rick: Please don't set my room on fire!
Leo: Hey dude calm down. Team Leo!
I wanted to thank ya for making Calypso my girlfriend.
Rick: .....
Leo: And could you just put three or four hundred kisses of Calypso and me in the next book ;)
Rick: Umm... actually....
Leo( bursts into fire ) : You were saying....
Rick: Sure!!!
Leo-made
I thought we should leave Rick in peace for at least one scene ;)
KEEP READING,VOTING AND COMMENTING!!!
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