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In her own opinion, Dionysus was being hypocritical, and untrusting of her. What she'd done, had been under Eros' influence. She'd never repeat it unless Eros decided to be funny again, and she'd been avoiding Theseus out of principle.

But he looked at her like she'd chosen this, so she ignored him. She always turned a blind eye when he came home smelling of others, or worse came home with the touch of Aphrodite all over him. That he couldn't do the same was grating on her last nerve and she had every intention of kicking him out of the door if he kept it up.

But for now she made food and didn't address her husband. He was putting blame at her feet, and she was blameless.

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