Responses
She doesn't realize that this hatred belongs to her. According to her, this is a novel and, as in every novel, she lives by thinking that bad people should be punished. On the other hand, for Kaelus, this is real and he wants to spend his time with his beloved wife rather than thinking about others. It's really well done in this novel.
Love Hestia, but I feel like it wasn't right of her to interrupt this time. Whether Kael wants to accept Helios'apology or not, that's up to him. It's obvious their friendship won't ever be the same, but sometimes an apology is worth hearing, if it helps the healing process. Sometimes I'm afraid she is trying to hate them in Kael's stead, not realizing that this hatred is hers alone