He killed her family, destroyed her village, and took her prisoner. He was a Saxon, arrogant, godless, and expected her to become his wife and bear him sons. She hated him. But slowly, her reasons to hate were taken, until only confusion remained.

"It does not feel good, being bound to a man in holy matrimony who will speak to anyone but his wife." SKoW prompt winner.

There's something nerve-wracking about sitting in a train station, I have to admit. Waiting. But there's also something euphoric about it, too, and maybe even bittersweet.

It is a well known fact in Greek mythology that Ares submitted to Athena and Athena only. Why was it that the War God could be brought to his knees in battle by the favourite daughter of Zeus? Told in old myth form. Reviews appriciated.