Greek Sisters

Greek Sisters

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~Note~ This story has lots of changes from what their stories are actually like! In Greek Mythology, Makaria was never allowed to leave the Underworld! Melinoe is also hideous looking since birth in Greek Mythology. And lastly, Makaria and Thanatos always remained a secret in Greek Mythology. If you want a 100% accurate fanfic, then I am terribly sorry, muffin. Melinoe & Makaria are both daughters of Hades and Persephone. Though, completely different, they both love each other as much as gods actually love. They are not very explored when it comes to greek mythology, so why not interpret their lives...like this:
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From having a normal, average life, you wouldn't have known that somehow, I am now involved with the mythological world of gods. In particular, the God of the Underworld, Hades. It sounds like the love story of Persephone, where Hades fell in love with her at first sight, but my Hades? No. He's brusque, rough and more than a little surly. Yet, here I am. The one falling in love with the god who no longer loves. Me? I'm his Persephone, destined to be his forever. Or so the Fates say. They say I am the reincarnated goddess herself, a Descendant of Persephone. Yet somehow, it seems there is more to this than we all seem to think. Perhaps it is more than just a love story.

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