Valentine's Parade

A beauty products company organizes a Valentine's event (Valentine's Parade), whose stars are fashion models and Ishtar, the goddess of love.Excerpts from the book: 1- Sabine replied, "Ishtar, who was adored and worshipped by humanity for centuries, was not pure. That's why the Babylonian king Gilgamesh called her names when she confessed her love. Her association with Saint Valentine, represented by me, symbolizes love and purity." 2- Little Carol left her pavilion and approached the parade. She felt out of place. She wasn't as glamorous as the women in the parade, whose beauty was enhanced by cosmetics. And, given her age, she wasn't as tall either. The worst part was when one of the parade guards came over to escort her out. But just then, Sabine spotted Carol. Sabine rushed over, hugged her, and placed the horned crown on her head. Carol's face lit up with joy, and her mother's eyes welled up with tears. Sabine bent down to Carol's height, walking with her as the crowd cheered. Sabine had quenched Carol's thirst and made her dream come true, allowing her to join the world of beautiful women.