Medea’s Quick Divorce
Response to Harper Lewis' Medea Gets Fleeced
Dear Jason,
Please use this letter as a quick divorce approval you requested, you poor gelded ram.
Did you really think I'd give you my best golden fleece? The problem with you lost travelers is that you never know the highest quality of either the sheep or the gold-gathering fleece. Since your departure, I've put a dozen of new fleece in my quarters, both on the walls and the floor for rugs. I literally walk and sleep on gold.
Don't worry about my brothers and dear father -- they all were in on it with me. They just couldn't wait for your merry drunken party of stupid robbers to depart. So we staged the "betrayal" together.
Have fun with your new bride. I wouldn't have even dreamed of attending your wedding. It would be too long of a tiring sea journey for no fun.
And I don't need your petty child support either. Keep it for your future Corinthian ex. I hope it won't take her too long to figure out your game.
With no love lost,
Medea.
P.S. Send my love back to my favorite Argonaut, Heracles. I hope he remembers many a fun night we've had. The kids are his, too.
Harper's challenge is here:
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Lana V Lynx
Avid reader and occasional writer of satire and short fiction. For my own sanity and security, I write under a pen name. My books: Moscow Calling - 2017 and President & Psychiatrist
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Comments (4)
Also, I love that you used that awesome monument for your image!
This is fantastic! “I don’t need your petty child support” slays!!
Heh heh, historically cheeky! That's telling him, Lana!
Oh shit, the kids aren't his! Hahahahahahaha. Loved this!