For the Love of Gods
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  • Reads 875
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  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 48m
Ongoing, First published May 02, 2015
Book by N, Y and C
Because we felt like the Fates.

"I want the girl in the middle." Hades pointed to the girl that was sitting between the other two from the photo. "You know, the blonde one?"

"Yes I have eyes, Hades." Poseidon nudged him. "Is she the oldest one?" 

"No, the brunette is the oldest - the one to her right," Hades said. "In fact, the girl in the middle is the youngest."

"So, I hear you want-"

"Yes I want Lumina."

"So that's her name...," Poseidon pondered. "You do know it means light, right?" 

"I am aware." He smiled faintly.

Poseidon watched his brother thoughtfully. He pointed at the girl sitting to the right of Lumina. "How about the caramel haired one?" 

"Delfini," Hades said.

Poseidon looked at Hades. He knew - hell, Hades knew - what it meant. 

"Beauties, don't you think?" Hades offered.

"Very." 

"And the black haired belle is Eleuthera." He pointed to the girl sitting to the left of Lumina.

"Ahh, young, wild and free."
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When the Goddess of Spring had successfully escaped the Underworld, The King of the Dead was determined on finding her. In order for her to start a new life, Persephone changed her looks and created a mortal name; Jade Collins. Expecting she'd be far away from the King of the Underworld, she then met a gentleman with a miserable past of his fiancéé leaving him. His name you ask, Nicholas Barnes; Hades' mortal name. And so when fate gets twisted and undeniably confusing, the Goddess of Spring and the King of the Underworld were clueless about each other's real personality. Nevertheless, they fell in love with each other as a mortal. Will Hades know that the lady whom he'd been attached to, is the same lady as his queen whom he was finding? And Will Persephone know that the man whom she'd fallen inlove with, is the same man as his husband whom she loathed so much? (Ps: I'm too damn lazy to edit this cringy work daily :( You have been warned. If you decide to read still, I very much appreciate that ♡)