Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 389 This is not something to be curious about

"So, what do you two think about this?"

On the other hand, Eros and Helios reached a consensus.

But the blind date here is still progressing slowly, and the elders of both families naturally think it is a good match and have no objections at all.

But after all, they all love their children, so it still depends on the opinions of the two children.

"I have no opinion, but it's up to you, mother, to decide."

Minos, dressed in casual clothes, had a gentle look on his face, his lavender eyes slightly lowered.

Although Eros felt that Pasiphae had a rebellious temperament, that was just his feeling.

In the eyes of the other goddesses, Pasiphae is just a little more lively and may also prefer a more rebellious style.

Both his manners and character were actually very good, and Minos could not find any reason to refuse.

Similarly, when facing Minos, Perseis was very satisfied, whether out of love for Minos or objective evaluation.

She is mature and steady, well-behaved and sensible, and she is the child of Eros. What is there to be dissatisfied about?
But she still wanted to ask her daughter's opinion and pushed Pasiphae's forearm.

"Ah? Of course I have no objection, right?"

Pasiphae, who was somewhat distracted, came back to her senses, looked at her mother, then met Minos' gaze and chuckled softly.

They had a pleasant chat, and since Pasiphae was appointed by the Mother Goddess, she did not feel any disgust.

If I have to say, it's a bit regrettable.

There was nothing wrong with Minos' every move, whether he spoke or did things, it was perfect.

My emotions and temper are quite stable, but that’s where the regret ends.

It was so stable and perfect that Pasiphae felt something was missing.

Why didn’t he inherit Cupid’s personality even though he is Cupid’s child?
During the entire blind date, Pasiphae would occasionally be distracted and think about these things, thinking about how her father god had been silenced by Eros just now.

Pasiphae felt a little irritated when she thought that her father, who usually had the final say and was very majestic at home, was bullied like this.

But excitement is just excitement after all, and she can still distinguish right from wrong.

Seeing that she agreed, the elders on both sides smiled and basically finalized the matter in a few words.

"Well, then tell Eros and Helios as well."

Amalthea went to call the two back, and when she arrived, Eros and Helios were drinking happily.

"Have you decided yet?"

Helios did not cover her figure with dazzling light, which made people who knew her feel a little strange.

Did Eros really hit her? Did he hit her to the point where she couldn't even light up?
Perseis nodded with a strange look on her face and asked for her opinion.

"I don't have any objection. As long as you think it's okay, that's fine."

These words made Perseis feel even more strange, and his suspicious eyes kept scanning Helios and Eros.

If Helios doesn't put on airs, it would be as absurd as Gaia not wanting to cause trouble or Poseidon not keeping a pet.

"Why are you looking at me? We were just having a friendly conversation."

In order to prevent the goddesses from overthinking, Eros decisively chose to clarify.

But it would have been better if he didn't say it. Once Helios mentioned this, he remembered how Eros had ridiculed him harshly about Phaethon.

His expression turned grim in an instant, and he turned to look at Eros with some hatred.

At this time, any unnecessary movement, especially the eyes, will give others endless room for imagination.

As someone who has experienced this, Perseis's thoughts are naturally self-evident.

As a newcomer in this field, her daughter Pasiphae did not think about it, but was secretly shocked. Her father-in-law was so cruel that he beat up her in-laws on the first day of the blind date. Was she considered to be robbed by him?
Oh no! Thinking of this, Pasiphae felt excited and even eager to try.

But no matter what they each guessed in their hearts, the matter was basically settled.

After sitting down again and finalizing the general process, Helios called for his own car and prepared to take his wife and daughter back first.

But Eros suddenly spoke at this moment and tried to keep Pasiphae.

"There's no need to be so anxious, right? The two kids just met, why not stay for a while so they can get to know each other better, what do you think?"

This was a good idea, and everyone present thought it was a good idea, except Europa, who felt that she had to tie up Eros for the time being.

When I think about how hard it is, my legs start to go weak.

Perseis saw Helios nodded slightly and did not object, and was about to agree, but he saw Eros winking at him.

She immediately understood what he meant and changed her words.

"In that case, I will stay here with my daughter for a while, how about that?"

Helios naturally didn't notice the exchange of glances. She just treated it as a normal thing and nodded without thinking.

"That's good, in case she doesn't obey, then I will lose face."

"You can keep her under control if you stay with her."

Alas, what is stolen is the fragrance.

Helios drove the chariot back alone, leaving Pasiphae and Perseis behind.

"Then I'll trouble you to take care of me during this time."

Perseis did not flirt with Eros at the first time, but only communicated with Europa to express her feelings.

She knows clearly where her strengths lie and doesn't engage in overt face-to-face tactics.

Instead, Pasiphae, with shining eyes, came up to Eros and spoke in a low voice.

"Your Majesty, Little God of Love, what on earth were you and Father God doing just now?"

Faced with her expression full of interest and curiosity, Eros began to back down in his heart.

This is not something to be curious about, kid.

Eros knew that he had no ability to resist temptation, so he would take the bait as long as it was given to him for free.

Therefore, he is very conscious and wants to stay away from temptation, keep himself clean and be an upright man.

"Nothing, just chatting."

After coughing a few times, Eros found a reason to avoid Pasiphae.

"You should talk more with Minos. I will go talk to your mother goddess and the others about your marriage."

As the ancestor of mankind, he would never do such an immoral thing. It is against morality.

Seeing Eros leave quickly, Pasiphae was a little discouraged, but fortunately there was Minos who could satisfy her.

"Minos, would you mind telling me more about your Father?"

Transferring her curiosity about Eros to Minos, Pasiphae held her chin with both hands and looked at Minos with a thirst for knowledge.

"It's the Father, not God the Father."

Minos gently corrected her description, his eyes flashing with a strange light, as if he was recalling something, and then he slowly spoke.

“In fact, my father didn’t take too much care of me.”

(End of this chapter)