And Still I Stayed

"You must learn to give up. You must learn to stop fighting. That doesn't mean you're powerless-because the strongest thing you can ever do is to live."
Her mother's voice still echoed in the sea foam, long after Hera had chosen love over safety.

"Hera, I can't ever promise anything, but I will be your storm. I will be your king. I will be the father of our children. And I hope to be the soul you need for the rest of your life."

"Olympus shook, the world applauded... yet something in her broke."

"She was marrying the love of her life.
And walking alone. Always walking alone."

Expect myth, memory, betrayal, and a lot of emotionally repressed immortals trying (and failing) to be okay. It's about Zeus and Hera and why I think they stay together. It is set before the big three vow, but will continue through the story (from before the vow with the prophecy to the end of the Trials of Apollo)

🕊 Updates weekly-ish.
💬I live for your thoughts-comments and messages feed my soul
📍 Probably rewriting a vow scene for the 50th time.
📖 Perfect for readers who love emotionally repressed immortals, god-tier angst, and poetic pain.
⚠️ Expect: divine trauma, memory-drenched flashbacks, soul-rending betrayal, and love that refuses to die-even when it should.

(image from pinterest by ana)