Love's Forge
“The ceremony had been lovely, and they both seemed very happy. Even Eris’ mother Nyx, a primal deity not known for showing any emotion but anger, looked happy as she stood with her son Hypnos and his lover Daphne. Everywhere Aphrodite looked she saw happy faces, not to mention more happy couples than she’d seen among the gods in a very long time.She listened to her son Eros attentively, but she found it hard to keep from smiling. When he’d still lived with her, he’d had little interest in decor...ating. He’d always kept everything simple. When he’d been married to Psyche, a former mortal, domesticity had been the last thing on his mind. Psyche had never settled into immortality and life among the gods, though no one could blame her after all the fuss that kicked up when Eros fell for a mortal the gods had other plans for. Eros had never adjusted that well to being married, despite how hard he had fought to win immortality for Psyche so they could be together. His new wife was Iris, Hera’s messenger and the goddess of rainbows, and she had changed him in more ways than Aphrodite could count.MoreLess
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