The Luna's Groom
Same sharp features, same smirk, but younger, more carefree.
“And if we have a daughter,” the man—Thomas, I guess—continues, “maybe Rachel, or Diana, or—”
“Or… you won’t name our kids, Tom. You’re horrible at it,” she interrupts, giggling as she pushes away from him. He tries to pull her back, but she’s already slipping out of his grasp. “I need to clean up,” she says softly, planting a gentle kiss on his lips before turning away.
It’s easy to put it all together. This is Cassandra, Perseus’ mother, and Thomas—her lover, perhaps her future husband. The tenderness, the laughter, the casual intimacy—they all speak of a life full of hope, before everything changes.
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