Zeus chuckled awkwardly and nudged the golden apple towards me, but I turned my head away as if I hadn’t seen it.
I found it quite irritating that he was trying to pass it off to me.
"You seem to have quite a headache yourself."
"Well, borrowing the wisdom of another god is tricky, especially since my daughter, the goddess of wisdom, has her eyes set on that golden apple."
So, you want to seek the help of the god of fairness? You must think that if I make the decision, the quarrel among the three goddesses will be lessened.
"In the end, aren’t you just trying to pass it off to me?"
"No. I’m just saying there’s no one else to decide. Look over there."
Following Zeus's gaze, I saw the three goddesses still staring at the golden apple.
Their eyes were filled with desire and pride, and it seemed they would never give up.
"Well... honestly, don’t you have more trust than I do? Especially after the trial involving Ares and Poseidon. After all, you are the god of fairness..."
"Logically, it would be right to give it to the goddess Thetis, the main character of the wedding. Or we could divide the apple into three pieces."
"Hmm..."
No, that’s really how it should be.
"Let’s think about it more after the wedding is over."
"Sure. I’ll also look for a good solution."