Evan walked along the beach, remembering an old cabin that was stocked with food and clothes in case people wanted to stay by the sea over night she looked around for it, spying it she slowly walked towards it. She had never been there with Ina so she hoped that it would help her escape her memories at least for a little while. She wandered into the cabin, making herself a hot chocolate, she grabbed a blanket to wrap herself in as it had started to rain softly, she wandered out onto the porch before settling into the large white armchair that sat there. 

She curled up into a ball wrapping her arms around her legs before settling her chin on her knees, the blanket draped over her shoulders and wrapped around her. Evan sighed watching the storm as it started to build into a proper thunderstorm, watching the lighting strike and listening to the pitter-patter of the rain on the roof in between the clap of thunder.  She sat like that for a long time before she moved so she was sitting cross-legged she picked up her hot chocolate using her powers to heat it. 

She took a sip, it was perfect. She didn't think that she would glad for her powers but she was, being immortal changed her brain so that everything was easy to remember and she was able to fly through becoming a doctor because of her ability to retain what she had learned, it was an added bonus that she lost her Dyslexia. She remembered the first serious job she'd had a big hospital in New York, she had stayed there for 5 years, using the time between shifts to travel with Ina. She sighed again and cursed herself, every thought she had came back to Ina and she hated that. She remembered the second job she had, when she realized that Ina would rather spend time away from her than with her. She had become a army doctor and saved lives on the front lines, she had found it for filling but she could still remember how it had lead to their first be argument, which ended when Ina and stormed out saying that she wouldn't return until Evan saw sense. She sighed and rubbed her face when she realized that she had started crying. 

Proserpina shook water out of her hair as she walked out of the ocean and onto the shore. She's been visiting her aunt Salacia in the depths of the ocean. They weren't particularly similar, but they got along well enough that Proserpina felt she could talk to her. She was certainly more levelheaded than her mother. She stopped and sighed, her feet still in the water, up to her ankles as it shifted around her. She wrung out her hair and her long white bohemian skirt, her light blue tank top clinging to her skin. It was a common attire her. Effortlessly fitting her personality and her style all in one.

Evangelica saw Ina walking out of the water, she smiled before it slowly faded and she took another sip of her drink looking away while she couldn't help the way her heart jumped when she looked at Prosepina she couldn't live with the fighting anymore. She couldn't help taking another little peak at her before going back to looking out over the ocean sipping her drink. Snuggling down into her wrap she yawned, she watched Prosepina from the corner of her eye hoping that she didn't see her but at the same time she was hoping that she did see her, she missed her even though they hadn't had the best relationship over the last few years.

Proserpina looked around at the shore and was shocked to find her darling Eva on the sand not far from her. She smiled and waved at Eva, calling out her name. She lifted her still damp skirts and started trudging through the sand towards her. "Darling!" She called. "What a surprise to run into you as soon as I get back from Auntie Salacia's!" She said, her voice conveying amusement at their situation. Eva was part of what she'd been talking to Salacia about. She wanted to talk to her aunt about their recent engagement. She was happy that Eva had excepted and wanted her favorite aunt to celebrate with her. They hadn't celebrated much, Salacia seemed discomfited in a way actually.

Eva blinked a few times before softly sighing placing her cup down crossing her arms across her chest. "Hey Ina, what are you doing here? I thought you would be back at home?" She asked bringing her legs up again and wrapping her arms around them. Evangelica sighed again it was one of the things she disliked about Proserpina she never seemed to think that Eva might still be upset about an argument the day before or even a few hours before because Ina wasn't anymore but Eva wasn't like that she tended to hold a grudge or just dwell on it for a but before letting it go.

Proserpina just shrugged, not seeming to notice Evangelica's less than happy mood, "I was at home, but then I decided to go visit aunt Salacia. I wanted to tell her about our engagement." The goddess smiled and sat down in the sand next to Eva, "I wanted her to share in the happiness with us." Pina frowned, "She wasn't as enthused as I would have hoped," Her face cleared quickly, "But oh well. It's not like it matters." She smiled over at Eva, "And what are you doing out here on the beach, darling? Thinking of taking a swim? The waters lovely, if I do say so myself."

"I was enjoying my hot coco, and snuggling into my sheet." She says motioning to them, before taking another sip of her drink pulling her blanket around her more firmly fiddling with her necklace which held her pendent and engagement ring. "I left you a note telling you that I need a little time to think over our engagement, really Ina, we've been fighting non stop for the last five years getting married isn't going to suddenly change that and I don't know if we can make it work. I mean the last time we spoke we had a screaming match because I'm away to much and you want to go dress shopping, and I just I'm tired of life being a constant fight."

Proserpina's eyes widened and she looked shocked. "Constant fighting? Oh come on, so we get into spats occasionally, no ones perfect." She said, with an encouraging smile, truly not comprehending the extent of their problems. That was the issue with innocence. Everything seems...innocent. "We're very different people, it's natural that we'll have some rough patches until we get settled, and that might take decades. Don't forget you're immortal now darling, time moves differently for us. At least I'm not like Zeus or Aphrodite." She said with a small laugh, "I've never cheated on you, I've killed anyone you associate with, like Hera. I don't spy on you like Hephaestus." She looked cheerful, as if not being as bad as two of the most dysfunctional couples in existence was something to be proud of.

"Little spats?" She asked her voice shaking with rage as she looked away and took a few deep breaths trying to calm herself and not start screaming again it never got them anywhere. "The last time we fought we screamed ourselves horse and then you left telling me that I was immature and childish and shouldn't have taken a job that takes me away from you as much as it does. Then when you came back you acted as if nothing happened as if you hadn't giving me an ultimatum you or my job. Because you should know that I will choose my job and helping people over staying with you and I'm sorry but that's the way I feel I was made to be a doctor and save people and if you don't approve I'm sorry but I don't know hoe we are ever going to make our relationship work." She tells her turning her head away and angrily wiping away the tears that had escaped her eyes she hated feeling that their whole relationship was hopeless but it seemed that it was if Proserpina didn't start to realize that it wasn't all roses and chocolates.

Proserpina was silent for a few moments before standing. When she spoke, her voice was much less cheerful, almost reserved, masking what she was truly feeling. "Excuse me if I never actually thought you would choose a job over me. Not to sound conceited," She said added sarcastically, "But I thought love, and marriage, which I was willing, eager to enter into with you, came before something like that. After all, what I wanted with you would have been forever. Forgive me if I thought you being a doctor and saving people was something you could do anywhere." She flicked her skirts and half turned, facing the ocean instead of Eva. "But I guess that was just the selfishness talking. After all, I must be selfish if I want the woman I love to spend more time with me than with people who are going to die anyways." Her voice is bitter. It's not something she usually would have said, but Eva's response made Pina feel like she had been selfish to ask for her to stay closer to her. Well, if Eva thought she was selfish, she could be selfish.    

Eva sighed rubbing her hands over her face with a look of sorrow. "I used to be one of those people who are going to die anyway. I'm sorry I'm not like you and can just write them off because they are going to die in the future because I used to be one of them." She says with a sneer before taking a few deep breaths.

"I want to help people and it's not selfish of you but you can't expect me to change overnight to think that anyone who isn't going to live forever is a waste of time to get to know them. I liked where I was I just it's hard to change okay I liked my job and having you go on and on about it all the time made me feel like I shouldn't do it, that I should just stop doing what I was born to do and I didn't like that feeling."

"I do love you more than anything and want to marry you and live forever with you but I love being a doctor too and I'm sorry if you think its a waste of time to work on people who are going to die anyway but I used to be one and can't write them off like you." She says letting out a sob before burring her head in her arms, she hated this them being at each other throats and Evangelica always felt like she was saying the wrong thing while trying to get her point across and she hated that it made her feel like she shouldn't say any thing and just agree with Proserpina just so they wouldn't fight constantly and that made her feel like she would loose who she was if she did that and she didn't want to loose herself and just be what Proserpina wanted.

Proserpina sighed, her hands shaking with the effort to keep from turning around and embracing Eva when she heard the girl crying. "I didn't say they were a waste of time, life never is. But when it comes to the dying, to the fates of those in battle, Eva, their fates are sealed, whether they know it or not, whether you're there or not. If they are meant to die, then they are going to. You know this, unlike so many others, because you know the Fates exist. You know that if they say it's a persons time to die, it'll happen, whether they're driving and have an accident, walking and get hit by a car, or trying to run from it and drop of a heart attack." She slowly turned and knelt down, "Why not stay here darling and help those who's time has not come live better in the lives they still have." She reached out and stroked Eva's hair, not being able to help but have some sort of contact.

"It doesn't mean I have to like it." She says with a sniff relaxing slightly when she stroked her hair. "I felt like I was contributing, but I guess it does make sense but you have to understand that I won't stop being a doctor I love it and I don't think I'll ever get along with your family because I really don't like them all that much because of what they do to the demigods because it's not the demigods fault that the gods can't keep it in their pants." She looks away but leans a little closer to her. "I still don't like how much we fight." She tells her in a mulish tone letting her know that she wasn't just going to let this go.

Proserpina sighed and nodded, leaning against her as well. "I don't blame you in regards to my family. That's why I don't have demi-god children. To say it is vital to have them while at the same time making rules that allow us to avoid doing our duties as parents is harsh and cruel. And I would never dream of keeping you from being a doctor. Eternity is a long time after all, we all need our causes to help us pass the time." She sighed again when Eva mentioned their fighting. "I'm sorry, I honestly didn't realize how bad it had gotten. I guess that's another way my family fails. I don't know what a healthy relationship truly entails." She kissed Eva on the side of the head, "Perhaps we can learn to be better together?" She asked hopefully.

"I'd like that." She said with a smile moving closer and giving her a peck on the lips. "But we have to learn we can't just slip back into our ways okay? Because I don't think I could take that happening again, the fighting and yelling, I had enough of that as a child and I don't want to live like that anymore. So I promise to try if you do okay?" She asked feeling happier then she had since they started fighting all the time she snuggled closer closing her eyes before they popped open again. "And dates I want to go on lots and lots of dates I miss doing that."