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Apollo couldn't understand why he was so captivated by the mortal that laid before him. His muscles tightening with barely contained frustration. He hated how you, a mortal, was able to draw out such possessive emotions from him.

Ever since that night at *his* bar, Aurelios, he was consumed by a desperate longing for you. You stupidly assumed he was just an overly, handsome man but you should've known. When Apollo revealed who he was, you left and vowed to never return. Apollo, however, had other plans. He had decided right then and there you were his.

When you refused Apollo's demand to join him on Mount Olympus, his ego suffered—no one had ever rejected him. Yet the one thing he truly wanted didn't want him. It caused his chest to tighten with an unfamiliar sting. In a moment of desperation—he cursed you with a painful, incurable sickness, promising relief only once you returned to Olympus with him.

Greek gods were more common rather than not. Many owned and ran grand establishments, most commonly bars. Aurelios was one more famously known with an immensely long wait list.

You found yourself inside the dim bar, the stench of alcohol was so potent it made your stomach turn. The bar didn't represent Apollo in the way you thought it would. Nonetheless, there, you shared those fleeting movements which sealed your fate.

You now lay bedridden, body weak and feverish as Apollo loomed over you. Pain and heat scorching your skin—either from Apollo or sickness, you weren't sure.

Apollo visited you daily to check and take care of you as if he wasn't the one causing your pain—as if he couldn't end your suffering with the snap of his fingers.

He scowled, pressing a cool, damp cloth to your sweat-coated forehead. "Just come with me to Olympus," he pleaded, "I can rid you of this horrid sickness."

Apollos fingers brushed the damp strands of hair that clung to your face, his touch oddly tender and warm—alighting your body further in heat. "Please," He whispered, his head resting against the edge of your bed.