Scarlett Rose (Rouge to Hades and she hated him for it) has had the same horrible nightmare for most of her adult life. If she had to be exact about it, then it had been seven years. Seven long years with the same recurring dream where she is pulled into Hell and bedded by the legendary Lord of the Underworld himself, Hades. She remains one night in her time, but months in his. The night of her 30th birthday she returns to her bed and finds later that day that she is pregnant... moreScarlett Rose (Rouge to Hades and she hated him for it) has had the same horrible nightmare for most of her adult life. If she had to be exact about it, then it had been seven years. Seven long years with the same recurring dream where she is pulled into Hell and bedded by the legendary Lord of the Underworld himself, Hades. She remains one night in her time, but months in his. The night of her 30th birthday she returns to her bed and finds later that day that she is pregnant. Imagine her surprise when she finds out that all of those dreams were, in fact, reality. She has to beat the clock that only she can hear. Hades reasoning for calling his bearer to him is not only to have a child with her but he desires a companion. No one knows, or can find out, that he looks forward to the time of year when he has the ability to spend time with his Rouge. Now that he knows that she is carrying his child, he wants to do everything possible to get her to agree to be at his side, for all eternity. The god is willing to do anything at all, even if it means disguising himself as another to win her heart. In the process of trying to win her, he finds himself enjoying the character he is playing for her. The clock is ticking and he has a decision to make. Will he be able to beat the clock? Or will he have to watch the woman he's come to love and the child he desires most from his lonely, evil perch? Note from author: Warning 18+ only. The first release was done so prematurely. In hindsight, I realize my mistake and am working to rectify that by releasing the completed story. Thank you for your time and consideration. ~E. less
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