Dear Future Hades
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There were two things Hades was 100% sure of.
1. His best friend was NOT straight
2. He was absolutely, irrevocably in love with Persephone Goldstein
When Hades first saw Persephone he knew it was over. Never mind any thoughts of dedicating himself to leading a revolution, he knew that she would be the one thought in the back of his mind forever. When she comes to him with a huge favour, he can do nothing but accept. Unfortunately, he is an eighteen-year-old emo literature student and she is waaaay out of his league.
POTENTIALLY TRIGGERING. SCENES OF ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND MENTIONS ABORTIONS. DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE TRIGGERED BY ANY OF THESE CATEGORIES.
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