Mated To A God

"So you are trying to tell me that someone actually created us- the gods?" Fate scoffs. "Where exactly did you get this lie from."

“Minerva is the queen of my children- the werewolves, she doesn’t tell lies, she’s a fey too remember.” The Moon Goddess’s eyes narrows immediately at the other gods in the room but particularly on Fate. “You know that so why deny what I am telling you.”

The person she refers to scoffs at her.

“Because of the exact words she said. That we are in a book and we are like puppets, being controlled by someone? It sounds even more humorous as I say it. Are you sure you aren’t doing this to get back at me for your daughter’s situation?”

The Moon Goddess can’t believe her ears. Her rage rises up immediately and her hands tighten on her chair, breaking a piece of it in the process.

The Moon Goddess's daughter has been put in a delicate condition and the moon goddess blames this on the god, Fate. After all, he is the one who controls the fate of everything in the world, because of him, her daughter may be bedridden for the rest of her life, or worst- eternity.

This Minerva the Moon Goddess talks about is the queen of the werewolves. The Moon Goddess trusts her enough to believe her words.

“Are you sure that you should really be called ‘Fate’ at all.”

“Just stop, please guys.” One of the gods groans, not knowing what to say to stop their bickering. “Fate please relieve what you did to Selina’s daughter. If this will bring about some problems to other people then find another way.”

He turns to the Moon Goddess who hasn’t lost her touch in glaring.

“And Selina, I do believe you but it also sounds unreal. I will look into it personally. Now please, can we have our lunch together in peace. I didn’t invite you all here to break down my house.”

The table remains silent as do the rest of the gods… but it’s only for a while. Destiny’s fingers wrap around the body of her glass of wine and she brings it to her lips with her mischievous eyes flicking around.

“I am a bit surprised that a number of you came. Fate, Selina, myself and my honey bunch.”

“It’s just a little get together. We don’t have half of the gods here, Destiny. Please don’t make a big show out of it.” The god who made the invite to everyone, speaks.

Destiny shrugs at the god’s -or as she calls him, her honey bunch’s- response.

“At least he accepts his creatures and blah blah blah blah…”

They all turn to the female who appears out of nowhere, seated on one of the free chairs in the room. Her hair packed into an elegant bun with her dark skin glittering as she lays on the chair, her legs dangling out of it.

All the gods become alert, ready to attack if she tries anything. Selina, just sits still and watches the show. They have no idea who she is and how she got here which is odd. They are gods, they know everything in the universe.

“It’s really hard to form a cool hyped sentence in these situations but I always do it somehow.”

“Who are you are?” Fate asks, “And how did you get in here?”

“That’s exactly what I wanted to ask.” Destiny says.

The intruder then rolls her eyes at them and then sits straight.

“You guys have really out done yourselves. This chair is extra comfy.” She exhales with a smile. “I just love my creations, don’t you, Selina?”

The goddess in question shrugs like it’s none of her business but in the next second her eyes narrows. “I don’t like one of your creations called Fate.”

Fate laughs out without any humor. “Is this the one you were talking about? The one who somehow created us. Humans are creating supernaturals now.”

His sarcasm doesn’t go unnoticed by the human and she scoffs. “Of course, when I give my creations the freewill they will turn away from me and think that they became gods on their own.”

The gods can only look at her in confusion. Confusion on what she is saying and confusion on why she is still in here.

“What is the human rambling about?” Destiny speaks and the answer she gets is a small smile from the supposed human.

“I am here to prove to you all about who I am and my first act, will be pairing and giving you a mate.”

Fate laughs out with humor this time. He can’t believe the human that stands before them. What is she saying.

“Gods don’t get mates, human.. We choose our partners.” Destiny responds, her eyes on the god seated close to her.

The human stands on her feet as she begins to count, ignoring Destiny. “Who am I going to choose… oh yeah, you!”

She then points to a god, the one who invited everyone here.

A smile is plastered on the human's face.