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The Agent's Daughter
Thinking..
"I think you should go with your family, and stay on Olympus…” I turned around, to see Clint leaning against the doorframe, with my leather jacket in hand. Thank god, I was freezing out here. He walked over to me, and handed me my jacket.
“Thanks…” I mumbled, as I slipped it on.
“Maddy……” He said, seriously. “I seriously think that you should stay with your family, on Olympus…” Clint said. I looked at him.
“I actually thought that you were going to try and persuade me to stay, but I guess I was wrong, but why do you want me to live on Olympus?” I asked, as I leaned my head against his chest. He wrapped an arm around me, and held me there.
“Well, because you were a Goddess; that was basically why you survived that fall, isn’t it?” He asked me. I nodded. “What if something like that happened again? And you stayed here on Earth with us? What would happen then?” I didn’t know how to answer these questions, for I did not know the answers to these sorts of questions.
“Sorry…I didn’t mean it like that…” Clint said, quickly.
“You don’t need to apologize, Clint. You didn’t upset me, it’s just that, this decision is really hard for me right now, and I have to consider everything…Right now, I just want to go home, and just relax, because this decision is really giving me a headache…” Clint smiled.
..“Well, we are all leaving now, so I’ll take you home…” He said, reassuringly, as he kissed the top of my head. I knew that even with this tough decision, Clint would help me through it.
A few moments later, I was on a helicopter going home… with Clint. The entire way there, everyone asked me questions about the Greek Gods, and Goddesses. I smiled; they weren’t trying to make me uncomfortable, if I did choose to be an Olympian, they wanted to know what was going on up there, because humans weren’t allowed to visit Olympus, and I wasn’t allowed to leave, unless a human needed my help. So if I chose to stay on Olympus, I was never going to see them. Ever Again. But Clint didn’t know that. None of them knew. So, when I was ready to make my decision, I would tell them. But I didn’t want to never see them again. I seriously need help making this decision.
“Thanks…” I mumbled, as I slipped it on.
“Maddy……” He said, seriously. “I seriously think that you should stay with your family, on Olympus…” Clint said. I looked at him.
“I actually thought that you were going to try and persuade me to stay, but I guess I was wrong, but why do you want me to live on Olympus?” I asked, as I leaned my head against his chest. He wrapped an arm around me, and held me there.
“Well, because you were a Goddess; that was basically why you survived that fall, isn’t it?” He asked me. I nodded. “What if something like that happened again? And you stayed here on Earth with us? What would happen then?” I didn’t know how to answer these questions, for I did not know the answers to these sorts of questions.
“Sorry…I didn’t mean it like that…” Clint said, quickly.
“You don’t need to apologize, Clint. You didn’t upset me, it’s just that, this decision is really hard for me right now, and I have to consider everything…Right now, I just want to go home, and just relax, because this decision is really giving me a headache…” Clint smiled.
..“Well, we are all leaving now, so I’ll take you home…” He said, reassuringly, as he kissed the top of my head. I knew that even with this tough decision, Clint would help me through it.
A few moments later, I was on a helicopter going home… with Clint. The entire way there, everyone asked me questions about the Greek Gods, and Goddesses. I smiled; they weren’t trying to make me uncomfortable, if I did choose to be an Olympian, they wanted to know what was going on up there, because humans weren’t allowed to visit Olympus, and I wasn’t allowed to leave, unless a human needed my help. So if I chose to stay on Olympus, I was never going to see them. Ever Again. But Clint didn’t know that. None of them knew. So, when I was ready to make my decision, I would tell them. But I didn’t want to never see them again. I seriously need help making this decision.