The day Irene was born began with an eventide family gathering. Thalia and Reyna were gleaming with joy, preparing for the arrival of their second child. The room buzzed with anticipation.

Thalia and Reyna's eldest daughter, Andromeda, huddled under a blanket nearby, her eyes sparkling with curiosity and excitement. Andromeda was the perfect blend of her mothers, strong and witty.

Suddenly, a bright flash lit the room. Standing before them was a towering figure, his robe shimmering. It was Zeus, Thalia’s immortal father and the king of the gods.

Andromeda emerged from her cocoon of blankets, delivering her sarcastic remark. Her tone was playful, yet tinged with curiosity about her grandfather's absence during her birth.

Zeus smiled at his granddaughter's precociousness. His omnipotent presence seemed to soften as he began to recount the details of her rainy birth.

He explained that he was there, not in his godly form, but as the rain falling on the frosty December night she was born.

Thalia, reminiscing, verified Zeus's explanation with a soft nod. She remembered that night wonderfully, but she had been preoccupied, focused only on her incoming child.

The room hushed as Zeus admitted he was the one who suggested the name Andromeda, named after a constellation. He said it was to remind her to always reach for the stars.

Thalia questioned Zeus's anger during Andromeda's birth. There was a long-held belief that Zeus wasn't pleased on seeing his granddaughter being born.

Zeus sighed deeply, displaying a rare moment of vulnerability. He admitted that he had been angry, not at Andromeda, but rather at not being able to be there in his true form.

His duties and limitations as a god had prevented him from being there for his daughter, and now his granddaughter. Yet, he vowed to change for his new granddaughter, Irene.

Baklava and honey, the food of gods, magically appeared, and they all enjoyed it together. It was a moment of forgiveness, acceptance, and familial bonding.

The rest of the evening was filled with laughter and stories of Olympus. It was an evening that wound down with hugs and promises of more visits.

Andromeda, after all the revelations and celebrations, felt her bond with her godly grandfather strengthen. She felt a sense of peace and acceptance.

Thalia and Reyna, likewise, felt a sense of relief. Their family felt complete. Their past was settled, and their future was brighter than ever.

Andromeda kissed her baby sister's forehead, whispering promises of protection and love. Irene slept peacefully, unaware of the divine presence and revelations that day.

Zeus, looking at his granddaughters, felt a sense of contentment. His legacy was secure. His family was united. He was a god, yet he was also a grandfather.

As the night grew darker, Zeus faded away promising to be there more often for his grandchildren. His divine presence lingered in the room, a testament to his commitment.

The family finally settled down, content and tired. The day was long, filled with revelations, reconciliations, and joy. Irene stirred in her sleep, her first day ended peacefully.

The story of Andromeda's rainy night birth was now a shared family memory, not a reason for resentment. Both Thalia and Reyna felt blessed to have such a family.

The rest of the night was filled with tranquility. Thalia and Reyna watched over their daughters, each cherishing the precious moments of family love.

The girls slept peacefully. Andromeda, now holding a deeper understanding of her family history, and Irene, blissfully oblivious to the divine lineage she was a part of.

Thalia and Reyna, with their hearts full of love for their daughters, knew that no matter what divine influences permeated their lives, they were, above all, a family.

The night drew to a close, and the peaceful silence was only broken by the soft coos of baby Irene. It was a night of new beginnings and reconciliations.

The day that begun with expectancy ended with contentment. And quite fittingly, outside, the rain began to fall gently, a silent tribute to Andromeda's rainy birth.