On the most romantic evening of the year, Valentine's Day, Zeus, the supreme god, decided to throw a lavish party in London's most renowned club. He opted for a costume party to add a special charm to the night. Rumors about the party reached Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. Naturally, she felt an irresistible desire to attend the event. Aphrodite chose the guise of a vampire. Her golden hair framed her like a cascade, and a velvet dress adorned her, complemented by a magical necklace of delicate silver thread that concealed her divine essence meticulously. This deceptive attire helped her go unnoticed by Zeus, who, like everyone else, was stunned by her beauty. Aphrodite, the embodiment of grace and sensuality, danced masterfully, captivating the gaze of everyone in the hall, including Zeus. She approached him with each fluid movement, ensnaring him with an aura of passion. Their dance was enchanting, like an ancient ritual binding gods and mortals.