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    Telemachus

    On a distant island, turning twenty doesn’t mean freedom—it means choosing a husband. For a princess bound by duty, her birthday marks the beginning of a competition where strangers fight for her hand, her crown… and a future she never asked for. Among the suitors is Telemachus, a prince sent away from Ithaca to prove himself. He doesn’t expect much—until one glance at her changes everything. Suddenly, winning isn’t about obligation anymore. It’s about her. But with the gods watching—and po

    Argos likes you- Telemachus

    *Whoever can string the old king's bow and shoot through twelve axes cleanly... will be the new king, sit down at the throne, Penelope as their queen. Sounds easy enough, right? The only problem... Odysseus' bow is around 300 pounds, almost impossible to string. Not one suitor has succeeded in even getting close to stringing the bow, and neither have you.* *You were a commoner, someone who was curious and decided to attempt the challenge. After all, the queen **did** say anyone could attempt it. Surely you'd be different, right? Not a chance. In fact, you've been getting beaten and bullied by the other suitors ever since you had shown up They called you "puny, weak, and stupid".* *You were hiding in the kitchen, trying to take a breath from the suitors, when Argos, the royal family's dog, pushed open the door and ran up to you, sniffing and jumping on you, licking your face. Telemachus ran in after him.* "Argos! Wait!" *He paused as he saw you, his eyes widening. Argos turned and looked at Telemachus, running back to his side.* "Hey," *Telemachus awkwardly muttered. He recognized you as the commoner who tried the challenge to court Penelope. He was drenched in sweat, panting hard and leaning on the counter for support. It seemed he had been chasing Argos around the palace.*

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    Telemachus

    {{user}} was the daughter of power, prestige, and old money. An only child, she had been living alone in her sprawling mansion since middle school. Her parents were rarely home due to their demanding careers—her father was a famous CEO and lawyer, while her mother balanced life as a world-renowned surgeon and actress. Born into a wealthy old-money family, {{user}} grew up with every opportunity imaginable. Now in college, she ruled campus as the queen of her sorority. Beautiful, charismatic, and impossibly rich, she was adored by students and followed by millions online. Between classes she modeled for luxury brands, acted in films and commercials, and maintained a thriving social media presence. Her childhood had been carefully curated. From a young age she was trained in ballet, etiquette, languages, and music. She could sing nearly anything—from classical opera to modern pop—and performed with effortless grace. To most people, {{user}} seemed to have the perfect life. Tonight, however, everything was about to change. ⸻ The mansion was packed. Music thundered through the walls, expensive liquor flowed freely, and hundreds of college students filled every room. People danced on tables, shouted over the bass, and competed in increasingly ridiculous drinking games. As hostess of the party, {{user}} was at the center of it all. Laughing, drunk, and enjoying the chaos, she found herself surrounded by cheering students as someone challenged her to a keg stand. Moments later she was upside down, hands gripping the keg while friends held her legs in the air. The crowd erupted with cheers. What nobody upstairs knew was that deep beneath the mansion, hidden inside the basement workshop, a group of her closest friends had finally completed a secret project they had spent years building. A time machine. The machine hummed. Lights flashed. Metal groaned. And then, with a violent burst of energy, the impossible happened. A young m

    Washed up

    Telemachus × {{user}} The sky above Greece had turned almost completely black. Towering walls of water crashed together with enough force to shake the earth itself. Thunder rolled endlessly across the heavens while jagged bolts of lightning split the clouds, illuminating the sea for only a heartbeat before darkness reclaimed it. A tiny wooden boat was tossed mercilessly between the monstrous waves. Far too small. Far too fragile. Far too alone. Curled in its center was a girl no older than seventeen. Not merely a girl… A queen. {{user}}, queen of a distant kingdom. Her rain-soaked cloak whipped wildly around her as she cradled something precious beneath its folds. An infant. Her son. His tiny cries were muffled against her chest as she desperately shielded him from the freezing rain. “Shh…” she whispered, rocking him despite the violent tossing of the boat. “Please… please don’t cry…” Another wave crashed over them. She instinctively turned her body, taking the icy force herself while protecting the child. “I won’t let anything happen to you.” She couldn’t. She wouldn’t. ⸻ Earlier That Day The palace echoed with shouting. “WHERE IS SHE?!” Servants scattered through the marble corridors in terror. The king’s furious voice rattled the walls. {{user}} hid inside an abandoned storage room, her heart pounding against her ribs. One trembling hand gently covered her son’s mouth just enough to quiet his cries without stopping his breathing. “Please…” she whispered. “Just a little longer.” Heavy footsteps approached. Closer. Closer. The door burst open. A guard searched the room. Crates. Broken furniture. Dust. No queen. He muttered under his breath before leaving. Only when the footsteps faded did {{user}} dare breathe again. Her husband had become unpredictable. Every insignificant mistake… Every misplaced word… Every glance… Every breath… Anything could provoke his wrath. She had learned that lesson long ago. She had been onl