Psyche and Iris walked towards Chloe’s house. Psyche started to feel nervous. Maybe Chloe had changed along with her house, matching the splendor with an intimidating air. It had been so long. Would Psyche even know her?

“I still can’t believe you married a god!” her father exclaimed as he regally settled into his chair. They had already performed the necessary formalities of greeting each other. “Oh, Psyche, dear,” her mother said. “I am so sorry this happened to you. We’ve sent for your sisters to come as soon as they can.”

“I still can’t believe you married a god!” her father exclaimed as he regally settled into his chair. They had already performed the necessary formalities of greeting each other. “Oh, Psyche, dear,” her mother said. “I am so sorry this happened to you. We’ve sent for your sisters to come as soon as they can.”

“I still can’t believe you married a god!” her father exclaimed as he regally settled into his chair. They had already performed the necessary formalities of greeting each other. “Oh, Psyche, dear,” her mother said. “I am so sorry this happened to you. We’ve sent for your sisters to come as soon as they can.”

Psyche woke to someone drawing open the curtains, letting sunlight stream in. She blinked blurrily, adjusting to the light. “Princess Psyche, welcome home,” someone said.

Psyche woke to someone drawing open the curtains, letting sunlight stream in. She blinked blurrily, adjusting to the light. “Princess Psyche, welcome home,” someone said.

Psyche woke to someone drawing open the curtains, letting sunlight stream in. She blinked blurrily, adjusting to the light. “Princess Psyche, welcome home,” someone said.

Eros entered the grounds of his mother’s palace, wondering what she would do once she found out Psyche was back mingling among the mortals.

Eros entered the grounds of his mother’s palace, wondering what she would do once she found out Psyche was back mingling among the mortals.

Eros entered the grounds of his mother’s palace, wondering what she would do once she found out Psyche was back mingling among the mortals.

“Psyche??” her mother said. An attendant had led Psyche into their family’s private sitting room while the king and queen were alerted of their daughter’s return. Her mother had been the first to reach the room.

“Psyche??” her mother said. An attendant had led Psyche into their family’s private sitting room while the king and queen were alerted of their daughter’s return. Her mother had been the first to reach the room.

“Psyche??” her mother said. An attendant had led Psyche into their family’s private sitting room while the king and queen were alerted of their daughter’s return. Her mother had been the first to reach the room.

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Psyche gasped as Eros’s eyes flew open. Something had burned his hand. He looked at it and noticed a mark. But there was something else too. Light.

Psyche gasped as Eros’s eyes flew open. Something had burned his hand. He looked at it and noticed a mark. But there was something else too. Light.

Psyche gasped as Eros’s eyes flew open. Something had burned his hand. He looked at it and noticed a mark. But there was something else too. Light.

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“How did you enjoy your sisters’ visit?” he asked. She stood up to greet him and he gave her a kiss. “It was wonderful,” she said. “Thank you. Thank you again for bringing them to visit me.” Something felt off.