Greece: Zeus made me the queen of heaven?

Chapter 593: I also ate rice with my family
Persephone: What does she mean by this?

Until night, Demeter tossed and turned, unable to fall asleep, and her mind was full of Persephone's words during the day.

The sound might be a little noisy.
The metaphor of this sentence alone was enough to make Demeter unable to fall asleep again and again, holding her quilt tightly. If the quilt was not dry enough, sparks would have been rubbed out.

As soon as she closed her eyes, she could imagine what the scene would be like.

The two children who call themselves Mother Goddess, at this moment, twisted and intertwined together like grape vines, bearing fruit together.

Thinking of this scene, Demeter couldn't calm down, and her plan to fall asleep quickly to avoid embarrassment gradually failed.

After tossing and turning, Demeter realized that she had not fallen asleep yet and the moon was already at its zenith.

But the strange thing was that she still didn't hear any sound as she imagined. The whole temple was silent, as if there was nothing.

The curiosity in her heart was scratching Demeter like a cat. The night that shouldn't have been quiet was so quiet that she couldn't help but let her mind run wild.

Did they do it? Or didn't they? Were they keeping their voices down because they were concerned about themselves?

This abnormality made Demeter very concerned, and subtle thoughts kept arising in her mind.

She went to take a look to see what was going on.

Besides, she is the elder, isn't she? It is reasonable for her to just take a look and see if the two children are having any discord, right?
I emphasized myself in my heart and found all kinds of reasons.

Demeter finally made up her mind, sat up, put on a veil, and opened the door in the moonlight.

The entire palace was indeed quiet, as if there was no movement at all.

She walked quietly down the corridor, approaching Persephone and Eros' room quietly.

The door was tightly closed. There was no sound or light coming from inside, as if everyone inside was asleep.

Normally, after confirming this level, Demeter should have gotten the answer and could go back.

But she didn't. She was a little conflicted in front of the door, constantly trying to convince herself.

It’s okay, just open the door and take a look. If they are asleep, just speak quietly and they won’t be woken up.

What if they actually do it?

Oh, no, there is no sound and no light on, he must be asleep, she just confirmed it.

Without noticing that her thoughts at the moment were already quite contradictory, Demeter gently pushed open the door with some anticipation.

There was indeed no light in the room, but it was still bright.

Because the moonlight, bright moonlight, sprinkled in the room, sprinkled on the back of the figure swaying between the beds.

The body, as white as jade, contrasts with the moonlight, illuminating the dark room.

But the swaying figure was too wild. If this was the influence of moonlight, then this must be the Moon of Madness.

Demeter caught a glimpse of the dancing figure through the crack in the door and opened her mouth in shock. She couldn't believe that this was her lovely Persephone.

Although she is an agricultural goddess, a mature and steady goddess, this is the first time she has seen such a thing.

Although he had been fed wheat milk and tried to squeeze some of his semen under Eros's persuasion last time, it was nothing like the wild scene before his eyes now.

Demeter was so dazed that she didn't notice that the door she had pushed open a crack was now completely open, revealing her figure.

Not to mention Eros, who was pressed under the quilt and his face could not be seen, Persephone, who was swaying her waist, turned her head and smiled at Demeter.

Demeter could no longer see that smile clearly, her memory was blurry, she only vaguely remembered those words that were somewhat bewitching and inviting.

"Mother, do you want to keep watching?"

After that, Demeter couldn't remember what she felt or what she was thinking at the time. She only knew that she seemed to be hesitant and confused, but she didn't seem to be hesitant at all, and then she stepped into the room.

Then, she made a mistake.

The combination of the God of Love and the God of Spring is so terrifying that it is impossible to contend with it.

When Demeter regained consciousness and sanity, it was already early morning of the next day.

She slept exceptionally comfortably during this hazy night. When she woke up and opened her eyes, she saw Persephone staring at her.

Being able to sleep with Persephone should have been quite a happy thing for her doting personality.

But the vague memory of last night made Demeter clear about what mistake she had made. Now facing Persephone's eyes, she avoided them with some embarrassment.

And only then did she notice that there was a sleeping figure behind Persephone, who was sleeping with Persephone in his arms.

Seeing this, some fragments suddenly flashed through her mind. Last night, Persephone nestled in her arms, and the scene of the two of them stacked up, which Eros called a double tower.

These strange scenes made Demeter blush and feel ashamed.

"Hey, mother, you are not angry with me, right?"

Persephone, lying in Eros' arms, whispered.

Seeing her expression, Demeter naturally replied that she was not angry.

After all, she had expected this kind of ending, it was just that it happened too quickly, too quickly, almost in one go.

"I knew my mother wouldn't be angry. After all, I just made her what she wanted."

Persephone said with great delight.

"If you like me, then you like me. Mother, you don't have to worry so much. After all, even I can see that you have a crush on Eros."

What did you say? !

Demeter had never expected that Persephone would misunderstand to this extent, but she was speechless when she wanted to explain herself.

She has only one wish now.

"Persephone, don't tell anyone about this."

Unable to find any reason to defend herself, Demeter could only accept it, but at least, she had to keep the blame from others.

"Don't worry, I know, mother, ah~"

Before he could finish his words, Persephone suddenly opened her mouth slightly and let out a sweet sound.

"Persephone? What's wrong with you?"

Demeter asked with concern, but she saw that Persephone looked unnatural and her skin began to turn red quickly.

"Nothing, nothing, it's just that Eros is about to wake up, huh~"

As we all know, the body wakes up before the brain.

"No, mother, help me~"

Persephone looked at Demeter with tears in her eyes, and Demeter, who already knew what was going on, also blushed.

"There's really nothing I can do against you."

After uttering such a helpless sentence, Demeter turned over and crawled into the quilt.

(End of this chapter)