Of course her husband had an eagle for his lock screen, honestly the only way he could have been more predictable would have been to put a statue of himself there.  Nonetheless, Hera smiled softly at his complement, unable to resist the little familiar rush of excitement when he kissed her hand. Still disgustingly charming, as he always had been when attempting to woo her. She was dangerously tempted to brush her lips against his cheek, moreso upon recalling how much she had always enjoyed the delicate tickle of his beard across her skin. Her children and staff could tease her all they liked, the goddess had always found her husband’s facial hair attractive. He had always made the look work for him.<br/><br/>“Lilies and sandalwood, Eris’ decision actually,” Hera responded with delight as she rested her hand on his muscular arm, refraining from caressing it with difficulty. “Though I suppose it suits the purpose of being both traditional and sensual. She actually thought I was meeting with a potential business partner. She wanted me to have the upper hand, so to speak.”<br/><br/>Hera rolled her eyes as they entered the restaurant, walls decorated like Greek pottery meeting their gaze. The young woman at the podium styled like a Doric column greeted them with a bright bubbly grin.<br/><br/>“Reservation for two for Argéia,” Hera said with a pearly white smile.<br/><br/>The girl confirmed the reservation and led them to their table, a cozy isolated little booth in the corner that had always garnered her favor. On the walls around it played out a marriage with a young man leading a woman away by the wrist. Hera had always appreciated the owners’ attention to detail, especially as it applied to ancient art motifs. When the girl left them seated and anticipating the arrival of a waiter, Hera deftly his her reluctance to relinquish her husband’s touch.<br/><br/>“If Siri’s an Oracle then I’m a gorgon,” she chuckled with amusement. “As for Kailey’s comment, that will require a bit of explanation that I’m uncertain you’re ready for.”