The Maid's Rise to Be a President's Wife-Chapter 231: The Most Handsome Prince

Yiren parked the car beside a public telephone booth on the roadside.

"Help me call the number on this card. Tell him that I'm injured and now at the middle section of Huainan Road, and ask him to come and pick us up," Yiren took out a business card from her bag and said weakly to Long Zeming. "Oh, my name is Yiren."

"Don't fall asleep. I'll be back soon," Long Zeming said to Yiren and then got out of the car to call for help.

Soon he came back.

"Are you okay?" Long Zeming asked anxiously, looking at Yiren whose face was turning paler.

"I'm fine. Did you make the call?" Yiren turned to look at the teenager and asked. Only then did she realize that the teenager in front of her was so handsome, as handsome as the Prince of Aquarius in the myth—Yi, so handsome that it was breathtaking.

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Yi was a prince.

Yi was a prince of Troy, a handsome and extraordinary teenager. His appearance was rare even in the divine realm.

Yi didn't love mortal women. He deeply loved a maid who poured water in the Temple of Zeus. This ordinary maid once captured Yi's heart with her beautiful singing one night and also took away the happiness of all the girls in Troy.

The girl in the celestial realm was named Helen, having the same beautiful name as the most beautiful woman in Troy. Zeus liked Helen very much, although she was just a maid. But one day, Helen accidentally heard the decision of Apollo, the God of the Sun, and Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom, to destroy Troy. Despite the rules, Helen rushed to inform Prince Yi. As a result, she was discovered on the way, and Zeus's guards brought her back to the temple. Zeus couldn't bear to execute her but decided to punish her severely. Under the reminder of his son Apollo, Zeus decided to shift this sin onto the Troy prince who had an affair with Helen.

One day, Zeus transformed into an eagle and descended above Troy. He saw the prince walking in the back garden at a glance. Zeus was stunned. He had seen many beautiful goddesses and stunning mortal women, but he had never seen such a handsome teenager. Zeus was deeply attracted by Yi's unique temperament, and a sinful idea came to his mind. He swooped down from the sky, grabbed Yi, and brought him back to the temple.

In the cold temple, Yi couldn't see his family or Helen, and he became increasingly haggard. But Zeus forced Yi to pour water for him instead of Helen so that he could see this handsome boy every day. Hera, Zeus's wife and a jealous goddess, saw this and was furious. She was not only jealous of the shameless look in Zeus's eyes when he looked at Yi but also jealous of Yi's beautiful radiance that she didn't have. So Hera came up with a vicious plan to harm this innocent prince. She secretly released Helen. Helen naturally wanted to elope with Yi. Then she caught the two of them on the spot. Athena knew this was Hera's scheme but could do nothing. The enraged Zeus decided to execute Yi. However, at the moment when Chiron, the centaur archer, shot the fatal arrow, the maid Helen blocked it with her chest!

Seeing that her scheme didn't succeed, Hera was furious and turned Yi into a transparent water bottle, forcing him to pour water for Zeus forever. However, what poured out of the water bottle were tears! All the gods were moved by this, so Zeus sealed Yi in the sky to be a sorrowful god.