GREEK GODS X MALE READER

ZEUS

It was a typical day for the male reader, a college student who often sought solace in the library. As an avid reader and history enthusiast, he often found himself lost in the pages of ancient texts, immersing himself in the stories of old. On this particular day, he was perusing the shelves of the library when he stumbled upon a dusty old book on Greek mythology.

Intrigued, the male reader pulled the book off the shelf and began flipping through its pages. He was immediately captivated by the tales of the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus, their epic battles, and their legendary romances. Little did he know that he was about to become entwined in one such romance himself.

As he was engrossed in his reading, he failed to notice the figure that had entered the library, silently observing him from the shadows. It was Zeus, the king of the gods himself, disguised as a regular man, on a mission to retrieve the very book that the male reader now held in his hands.

Zeus had been keeping an eye on the mortal world, as he often did, when he caught a glimpse of the male reader. Intrigued by his intellect and passion for knowledge, Zeus had decided to approach him. However, he hadn't anticipated that the male reader would beat him to the book he sought.

With a mixture of surprise and amusement, Zeus approached the male reader, his eyes twinkling with curiosity. "Ah, I see you've found my book," he said with a mischievous grin, his voice carrying an air of authority.

The male reader looked up, startled by the sudden presence of the stranger. He was taken aback by the man's commanding presence, but there was also something about him that was undeniably captivating. "Your book?" he asked, furrowing his brow in confusion.

Zeus chuckled, his gaze never leaving the male reader's eyes. "Yes, you see, I've been searching for that book for quite some time now," he said, his tone smooth and charismatic. "It contains ancient knowledge that is of great importance to me."

The male reader hesitated for a moment, clutching the book tightly in his hands. He was torn between his curiosity and the stranger's claim to the book. But there was something about the man that made him reluctant to let go. "Why do you need it?" he asked, his curiosity getting the better of him.

Zeus smiled, his eyes twinkling with amusement. "Let's just say it holds sentimental value to me," he said cryptically. "But I assure you, it's in safe hands with me."

The male reader bit his lip, torn between his desire to keep the book and his growing fascination with the stranger. After a moment of contemplation, he made a decision. "Alright," he said, finally releasing his grip on the book. "But I expect it back in one piece."

Zeus grinned, taking the book from the male reader with a sense of triumph. "You have my word," he said, his voice carrying a hint of mischief. "Thank you for your generosity."

With that, Zeus turned to leave, but not before giving the male reader a lingering look that sent shivers down his spine. "Until we meet again," Zeus said with a wink before disappearing into the shadows, leaving the male reader feeling both intrigued and perplexed.

Days passed, and the male reader found himself unable to forget the encounter with the enigmatic stranger in the library. He couldn't shake off the feeling of curiosity and attraction that Zeus had sparked in him. He found himself constantly thinking about the god, wondering what he was like and why he had been so interested in the book.

One day, as he was walking across campus, lost in his thoughts, he was startled to see Zeus waiting for him by the library entrance. The god had shed his disguise and now stood before him in all his godly glory, radiating power and charisma.

"Hello again," Zeus greeted with a dazzling smile, his eyes fixed on the male reader. "I hope you've been enjoying the book."

The male reader blinked in surprise, taken aback by Zeus's sudden appearance. "Yes, I have," he replied, unable to tear his eyes away from the god's majestic presence. "But why are you here? And how did you find me?"