His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 681 The Goddess Aphrodite

The moment the topic turned to the child who could effortlessly lift Lysander, all of Josiah’s doubts dissipated. He figured that even if the local children didn’t possess such extraordinary athletic prowess, they must certainly have decent physical strength.

As the two were conversing, the procession halted for a performance. First, a group of children, pretending to be cupids, performed a series of backflips in place. Following them was an elderly man on stilts, which were at least one point two meters high. Yet, he moved as if he were on flat ground, seemingly unaffected by the height.

Josiah had completely decided to take back his previous words. The parade participants were filled with talented individuals. If one didn’t know better, one hey would have thought they were professional acrobats hired for a performance.

Lysander rarely saw his pupils constrict like that, and being able to read his mind, she said, “You’ve only been to places like this when doing charity work before, haven’t you?”

“No, I’ve never been here before,” Josiah admitted candidly. “In the past, my involvement in charitable activities was limited to signing off on plans. At most, I would pose for a photo with representatives. As for the actual circumstances, the assessment was always done by the staff working on the ground.”

He had never imagined that the seemingly insignificant lines written in the contract could actually hold such a profound impact on so many people’s lives.

Lysander wasn’t surprised by this. She merely remarked, “It’s rather ironic, isn’t it? Back when we were married, we barely knew anything about each other’s work. Now, it seems we can actually hold a

conversation about it.”

Today, she was dressed simply. Her outfit consisted of dark blue jeans paired with a solid–colored sweatshirt. The shoes she wore were nearly identical to the pair she had lost in the village, a pair of canvas shoes. At first glance, she and Josiah, who stood beside her, looked as if they were wearing matching couple outfits.

Inwardly, Josiah felt a hint of joy although he didn’t show it. He subtly moved closer to Lysander while shielding her, appearing just like any ordinary couple would.

After the villagers, playing various characters, had completed their parts, the focus of the procession turned to the deity statues being carried on wooden palanquins. They were, in fact, the true protagonists of the day.

Lysander had little knowledge about the local customs there, so she had no choice but to eavesdrop on an elderly local who was explaining the situation to a young man nearby.

hurried to catch up,

revel with the people. After the worship ceremony in two days, they

him in the past, Josiah would have merely dismissed it as superstition, his face expressionless. However, after witnessing the lives

their lives. Having a place to anchor one’s soul

someone with aspirations of his own.

she commented candidly, “The craftsmanship of the person who made them is truly remarkable. They look so lifelike at first

look. Only after clearly seeing the face of the statue did he

was untouched by the mundane world. It bore no resemblance to Adrian or those

taste hasn’t changed much.

old man turned around and responded with

for a tourist who did a documentary of the statue last year, our town wouldn’t have attracted so many visitors this year. It

you know what these deities are known

so she didn’t want to be a clueless tourist. Moreover, since she was there to make a wish, it was essential to first understand the roles of

child, just offer a prayer to her. You’ll conceive in

practically a walking storybook. He noticed that Lysander was listening with rapt attention, and he hadn’t spoken this much in a long time. It was only after he finished talking about the parade that

is as handsome as the deities. Your

local customs, complimenting someone for their resemblance to a deity was undoubtedly

himself into the local life

the subject, “And… who is that

one? That’s

water deity?”

in ancient times, when Enipeus still resided there, young men and women who wished to marry and have children would draw a bowl

intrigued. “So how can one determine if they’ve ained Enipeus’s