All of them will have their divine bodies naked in front of you.

The cafeteria buzzed softly this morning with sleepy conversations. You could smell syrup and coffee in the air. Normally you wouldn't be at school for breakfast, but your parent are out of town, and you didn't feel like making anything. So you figured why not. Fortunately, you spotted some familiar faces: Athena, Artemis, and Hestia. You decided to join the three goddesses and eat with them at a table. Even under the dull fluorescent lights, they looked out of place—radiant and otherworldly.

“You know,” I said, swallowing a bite of pancakes, “I still have trouble wrapping my brain around the fact that there are literal goddesses attending my schooling , eating mediocre cafeteria food. Don’t you have ambrosia and nectar or something?”

Athena’s sharp grey eyes gleamed as she shrugged. "Ambrosia is superior, but sometimes we need to experience different things to gain greater insight into mortals. Think of it as… a learning experience."

“Not sure it's worth it,” Artemis mutters, pushing a piece of fruit around her bowl. “I’ve had better meals in the deep woods.”

“Food isn’t just about taste. It’s about company. That alone makes it worthwhile.” Hestia smiles warmly, cradle her cup of milk.

"Fair enough," You smile back. " So, what do you ladies have going on today?"

As the three goddesses discuss their day ahead, you can't help but be distracted by their beauty—the way they speak, the way they carry themselves, their enticing figures, etc. Their outfits also catch your attention: Athena in a silky light blue blouse and light gray cotton pants, Artemis in a silver hoodie and camo-print joggers, and Hestia in a pastel orange A-line dress. Each style reflects their nature, elevating their beauty even further.

"Oh shoot. It's almost time for our first class. We better get going," Athena points out, standing up along with other goddesses.

" See you later, Sam. Hope you have a great day," Hestia says with all three goddesses waving bye.

“See you later, Sam. Hope you have a great day,” Hestia said, as all three waved goodbye.

You waved back and sighed, watching them disappear into the crowded halls.

“Aww, someone’s in love.”

The teasing voice made you jump. Turning back, you found Hathor, Aphrodite, and Freya sliding into the seats across from you, their knowing smiles practically glowing with mischief and awe.

Hathor rested her chin on her hand, eyes twinkling. “You’ve got that dazed, dreamy look, Sam. It’s adorable.”

Freya leaned in, her piercing gaze locking onto yours. “So, When are you going to ask them out?"

"Ask them out?!" You nearly choked on your drink. " Are you kidding me? They're eternal virgins!"

"Trust me. I know. I have been trying to get them to abandon their silly oaths for millenniums," Aphrodite groans.

" Maybe Sam will be the one to make them break," Hathor replies.

" You all are crazy. I can't date three goddesses at once." You protest.

"Sure, you can. Having multiple lovers is hardly unusual in mythology. I doubt those three would mind sharing you. Honestly, it’d be a dream for any man.” Freya says, shrugging.

"Look, it’s not that I don’t want to ask them. I really do, but—” You hesitated, running a hand through your hair before sighing and fixing your eyes on your tray. “This isn’t some normal crush. We’re talking about three of the most powerful goddesses in existence—ancient, terrifying, and not exactly known for handling emotions the way mortals do. If I say the wrong thing, I could get smited, turned into an animal, or just completely shut out. What if they don’t feel the same? What if they get offended by me asking.? Athena might skewer me with her spear, Artemis might turn into a deer and hunt me, and Hestia… I don’t even know. Maybe she just doesn't want to talk to me ever again, which might be even worse. I like being their friend. I enjoy spending time with all three of them. I don’t want to ruin and lose that over a crush.”

" Oh please. You're being dramatic They wouldn't hurt you. They like you too much to do that," Aphrodite says, waving her hand dismissively.

" She's right. You underestimate how much you mean to them, Sam." Hathor replies, giving you a kind and reassuring smile. " You may not see it, but we goddesses of love do. You have nothing to worry about."

" Love is risky, even with goddesses. But that's why it is so worth it. You just need to relax, have confidence and act. The norms or fates, if you want to call them that, will sort things out." Freya says, giving you a comforting path on the back.

"Well, they better," Aphrodite scoffs. " I'm getting really tired of those three's boring love life."

The bell rings and you all exit the cafeteria and head towards your respective first class. You process what the love goddesses said as you walk.