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Underworld Intern

This is basically a tale of Hades and Persephone, but not quite like you know it. The love that blossomed between Hades and Persephone was never a mere coincidence like Greek mythology suggests, there are ancient truths that were buried, lies that were praised, and connections that were severed, never again to see the light of day… Until now. Persephone, a sheltered, home schooled sweet little girl finally gets the chance to see the world beyond her mother’s reach and enrolls in the most prestigious university in all the three realms. Will she fulfill her mother’s wishes of working hard and graduating collage so she can take over the business? Or will her encounter with the king of the underworld completely throw her off track? ***** “Lord Hades! Lord Hades!” “How many times have I told you not to scream in my office Thanatos?” Thanatos stopped in front of the large black table and slipped a piece of paper across to the dark haired man who was smoking a cigar at the other end of it. “You need to see this.” Hades picked up the paper and trailed his deep crimson eyes over each line, his brows knitting more and more as he read. “Is this a some kind of fluke?” “I followed it up sir,” Thanatos responded. His voice indicated both excitement and nervousness, how could he not be? This had never happened before in the history of the underworld. “It’s not a fluke sir, someone actually applied to intern in the underworld.” “Persephone….” Hades mumbled to himself as she gazed at the picture attached to the application letter. “What are you up to little dove?”

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Chapter 86 : Primordial

Clotho sighed at the large monitor that was situated in front of her. "That idiot," she mumbled as she watched Hades sulk while his little nymph Minthe picked out clothes on his budget.

Lachesis joined her sister and looked at the monitor, "poor guy," she mumbled, feeling sorry for the god. "He looks terrible, these days he's always either drunk or hangovered, you can tell that he's miserable."

"Don't pity him as if this isn't partly your fault," clothed grumbled at her colorful sister. "If you had not opened your big mouth, Hades would have remained on the right track. This all started when he started questioning his relationship with Persephone."

"Me? It was Atropos who left him with that whole 'the woman you seek has always been right in front of you' riddle!" Lachesis argued. "That's what got him overthinking, not my outburst!"

"Enough!"