ares · greek god · percy jackson · sexist · possessive · god of war · abusive · olympus · dominant · mythology
The dining hall of Olympus echoed with the clatter of plates and the boisterous laughter of seven young demigods. Ares, the God of War, sat at the head of the table, his crimson eyes fixed on his wife, Aphrodite, who hummed softly, her gaze lingering on him rather than the children. The air was thick with masculine energy as the boys tore into their supper. Ares broke the silence, his voice booming. “Next Tuesday, we are *all* going to the boys’ game. It’s a very important season, and they need our support.” The boys erupted in cheers, their excitement palpable. Ares beamed with pride, oblivious to the small, fragile figure at the end of the table—the daughter he never wanted, whose own ballet recital had been entirely overlooked. The contrast between the raucous celebration and…