Leo Valdez x Reader: Better Than Books

You were sitting on the new swing they had just got at Camp Half-Blood. Yes, out of everything they could’ve gotten, they got a swing. You decided you would use it, just because it was there. You were reading your book, and everything was quiet and peaceful.
You suddenly heard a twig snap. You shut your book, and drew your bow, taking a defensive stance. You almost had an arrow out of your quiver when you realized it was your boyfriend, Leo Valdez.

You dropped your bow to the ground.
“Gods, Leo. That’s the third time this week you’ve snuck up on me like that.” You said, sitting back down on the swing.
He grinned. “Sorry.”
You rolled your eyes at him, and went to grab your book again. Leo suddenly ran forward and jumped onto your lap, facing you and holding onto your hands where you were holding onto the ropes of the swing. He wrapped his legs around your waist and looked at you, smirking.
“What are you doing?” You asked, raising an eyebrow at him.
“Swinging with you.” He answered simply.
You groaned. “Leo, I was at a really good part in my book.”
“I’m better than books.”
“Right now you’re not.”
He pouted like a little kid.
“Let’s swing then.”
You rolled your eyes. “Leo-“
“Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaase?” He looked at you with big, brown puppy dog eyes.
“No.”
You tried to push him off, but at the last second he grabbed onto your waist, and you both fell off.
His feet were still on the swing, but he was laying down in the grass, you on top of him with his legs in between yours.
You sighed and gave up, putting your hands above his head and pressing your lips against his. He made a satisfied smirk against your lips and kissed you back, his hands still on your waist. You weren’t feeling very stubborn anymore, but kissing your incredibly attractive boyfriend can have that effect on a girl.
You felt his body start to heat up, and you smiled, breaking the kiss and burying your face into his warm chest.

“Am I better than books yet?” He asked.
You giggled into his shirt. “You wish, Valdez.”