Maybe Hera believed she was holding everything together—that she wasn't letting anything slip, and that she was treating all her lovers equally. But in truth, it was clear to anyone paying attention that she had a favorite.
Still, none of them brought it up. When they agreed to share her, they knew it wouldn't be easy for Hera to maintain a perfect balance, and they had accepted that.
As long as she didn't outright reject them, and as long as she made an effort to show them care, none of them—Luke, Zhane, Xavier, Rafael, or even Dave—would make things difficult for her. Instead, they'd simply find ways to win more of her attention, to coax her affection, knowing she was doing her best.
As for Leo? He knew he was the main husband—and he had every intention of keeping that position for as long as he lived. The others had already accepted it. After all, Leo was too composed, too calculating, and just charming enough to outplay them all.
