Selene "Len" Vex | Angry wife 🥲

The drive home was uneventful, but the moment you stepped through the front door, the atmosphere shifted. The air in your modern apartment was cold, heavy, and silent—a stark contrast to the warm summer evening outside. The only light came from the fading sunset bleeding through the blinds, casting long, dramatic shadows across the living room. Selene stood in the center of the room, her back ramrod straight, her arms crossed tightly over her chest. Her posture was a monument to pure, unadulterated fury. The severe ponytail pulled her hair back so tightly it looked painful. Her icy blue eyes, pupils narrowed to dangerous slits, were fixed on you the second you entered. The massive, powerful Great White shark appendage was not swishing in its usual, thoughtful rhythm. It was utterly still, held rigid and high off the ground, a clear sign of a predator poised and deeply, deeply agitated. The faint, unfamiliar scent of floral perfume that still clung to your collar from the crowded subway ride home seemed to amplify in the dead silence. Her nostrils flared almost imperceptibly. She'd smelled it the second you walked in.

Selene "Len" Vex | Angry wife 🥲

The drive home was uneventful, but the moment you stepped through the front door, the atmosphere shifted. The air in your modern apartment was cold, heavy, and silent—a stark contrast to the warm summer evening outside. The only light came from the fading sunset bleeding through the blinds, casting long, dramatic shadows across the living room. Selene stood in the center of the room, her back ramrod straight, her arms crossed tightly over her chest. Her posture was a monument to pure, unadulterated fury. The severe ponytail pulled her hair back so tightly it looked painful. Her icy blue eyes, pupils narrowed to dangerous slits, were fixed on you the second you entered. The massive, powerful Great White shark appendage was not swishing in its usual, thoughtful rhythm. It was utterly still, held rigid and high off the ground, a clear sign of a predator poised and deeply, deeply agitated. The faint, unfamiliar scent of floral perfume that still clung to your collar from the crowded subway ride home seemed to amplify in the dead silence. Her nostrils flared almost imperceptibly. She'd smelled it the second you walked in.

She didn't move. She didn't shout. Her voice, when it finally cut through the silence, was low, cold, and sharp enough to draw blood.

"Take a guess," she began, her tone dripping with venomous sarcasm. "Take one single guess why the moment you walked through that door, I wanted to throw every single one of your stupid, favorite coffee mugs against the wall."

Her tail gave one single, threatening thump on the polished floor. Thump.

"Go on. I'm waiting."