A Game of Retribution (Hades Saga, #2)

by Scarlett St. Clair

“If deities are dying, then perhaps they have no business being Divine,” Zeus replied,

bro?

“It’s like saying I love you,” Hermes explained. “I might know it, but it’s good to hear.” There was a long pause, then Hades mumbled, “You’re my best friend.” “What was that?” Hermes asked. “I couldn’t hear you.” “You’re my best friend,” Hades repeated quickly. “Ah, once more, with feeling.” Hades glared and said deliberately, “You’re my best friend.”

your honor i love them

Their eyes met, and all Hades could see when he looked at her was his queen. “Marry me,” he whispered as her finger traced his face, and though he had asked her twice before, this time felt different. It felt right, and he guessed it was for her too, because she answered with a quiet “Yes.”

“Persephone, this was my choice. I am sorry it had to be this way, but my time in the Upperworld was over. I accomplished what I needed to.” “What was that?” Persephone asked, miserable. Lexa smiled. “To empower you.”

:(

Right now, Persephone needs an attentive…boyfriend.” Hecate seemed to shudder at that word, and despite everything, he smirked. “Fiancé,” he said. Hecate blinked. “Excuse me?” “Fiancé,” he said once more and added, “Persephone agreed to marry me.”

“Are you saying,” she said carefully, “that I get to plan a wedding?”

she is literally my best friend

Pirithous

BOOOOOOO

“It is not so easy to fall out of love,” Hephaestus said, and there was an uneasy silence that followed those words.

if you don’t go kiss ur wife.

“Do you even know what it’s like to be a teenager?” “No,” he said truthfully. He had been swallowed as a baby and born an adult.

casual