Which side should I go

Growing up knowing I was a bride of someone else little did I know an unexpected person came knocking my door. I was told my husband to be was looked up by all and was responsible but on the other hand I saw another who's unrestrained and unbothered by responsibility. One showed me stars, the one caressed my scars. One became my shield, the other taught me how to weild. He knows how to bow before the parents, the other hangs his hand around others like sworn brothers. One bound to keep others from turning evil, the other teachers to be what you want and be free. One respects the wife decision, the other does thing's without restrictions. One shows how lovable a couple can be, the one makes you so special like I'm one and only there can be. One talks about world affairs, the other expresses his inner desires. Now should I pretend to be a person that I grew up for or someone I didn't know I could become. Each are side of a coin on both sides.

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The villains

Not all darkness seems scary. Not all fire be burning not all haterd be daring. He's past may be sad but he's not bad. He's life may be hard but he's heart is made of thousand stars. He's look might be not catchy but he's feeling are more then scratchy. Hero's might get a limelight but villains stays behind. What if the beast were not cursed or the Prince were not influenced by the parents wish. What if the true love kiss were ment to heal a broken heart but not save a hero in the start. Not all villans were forced to be bathed in blood, they just need to be loved and recognized. What if the princess did save the prince but chose a villain to be her happy ever after. Tangled showed that a thief not only steals a crown but it also steals the heart. If they want a happy ending might as well change the villain to fall for someone that saves them from misery. Not all heroes were made of gold, but villains that made them shine upon their grace. Thanks to the vill

Chapter six: The Vengeful Goddess

Demeter could hardly believe her own eyes. She had always suspected that something was amiss between Hades and Apollo, but she never imagined they would stoop so low as to have an affair. It was a scandal that shook the very foundations of Olympus and threatened the fragile peace among the gods. Filled with anger and betrayal, Demeter decided that she would not stand idly by while her daughters husband and Apollo carried on their illicit relationship. She plotted her revenge, determined to expose their secret and bring ruin upon them both. Demeter had always possessed exceptional powers over nature, and she knew that she could use them to exact her revenge. With a heavy heart, she approached Persephone, her beloved daughter who was married to Hades. "My dearest Persephone," Demeter said, her voice trembling with emotions. "I have some distressing news to share with you." Persephone looked up from tending a garden of blooming flowers and gazed at her mother with con

Chapter four : A Restless Heart

Apollo's attempt to embrace the bond he shared with Hades had proven easier said than done. Despite his best efforts to distract himself, he couldn't help but be consumed by thoughts of Hades. It seemed as though Hades had become a haunting presence in Apollo's mind. Day and night, Apollo found himself wondering what Hades was doing, who he was with, and if their connection with Persephone was growing stronger. The more Apollo tried to push these thoughts away, the more they persisted, tormenting him at every turn. His feelings for Hades continued to grow, intensifying with each passing day. The love that had once been veiled in jealousy now revealed itself as a deep affection and desire. It scared Apollo, this newfound emotional vulnerability that he experienced in the presence of his brother. Unable to bear the restlessness any longer, Apollo made a conscious decision to distance himself from Hades. He avoided their usual gatherings on Mount Olympus and made excuses whene

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