She could feel his anguish. She could not blame Jason if he chose to hate her. He, unlike many, truly had a reason to despise her. “It is a shame that it’s true — we cannot always follow our hearts. We cannot always make everyone happy in the end. For that, Jason, I do apologize for.”
He wondered that if everyone could be happy then so many people wouldn’t have died. He wondered that if his mother would have suffered such the fate she did. There was thing he was happy about however. “Please don’t apologize, Lady Hera,” Jason said, no regret in his words. “While I don’t agree with how things went about I know that I wouldn’t have wished them any other way. If it wasn’t for you I wouldn’t have gotten to know the people I call friends, and I..” He trailed off. There were other things he wanted to say but didn’t think this was the time for that. “I thank you for giving me that chance. Just maybe next time you can leave my memories in tact.” The sadness was still there, but it also held a sense of strength and purpose, like he truly believed what he was saying.