# Chapter 131: The Fairy Kingdom's Door and a Sister's Rebellion
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 131 of "Forgotten Wife: Let the Traitors Kneel Down." And oh, what a tense, tender, and dangerous chapter this one is! We have a quiet morning that turns into a quiet heartbreak, a bold plan that leads toward a mythical and hostile land, and a hidden meeting that could change everything. So hold on tight—because the fairies might not be the only ones with sharp edges.
The chapter opens with the soft light of morning breaking over the royal palace. A gentle knock sounds, and Alessandro wakes Abril with a simple, careful phrase: the doctor is here. Abril, still groggy and perhaps still carrying a flicker of reluctant hope, insists she is fine and doesn't need an examination. But Alessandro—ever protective, ever watchful—wants the reassurance. So she allows it.
The doctor enters, bows to the royal couple, and begins his work. Yet throughout the entire examination, he feels not a single moment of peace. Alessandro's gaze never leaves him, sharp as a blade, silent as a predator. The doctor's hands tremble in his own skin. Then comes the question, growled like a challenge: "Okay, are you pregnant?"
The answer lands like cold water. "No, your majesty, she is not pregnant."
Disappointment flickers across Alessandro's face for only a fraction of a second before he masks it with calm serenity. But Abril sees it. She sees everything. The doctor mumbles something about fatigue and rest, gathers his tools, and gratefully escapes. And then the silence in the room becomes heavy.
Abril's voice drops. She feels the weight of failure, even though she has done nothing wrong. "You really wanted me to be pregnant, didn't you?" Alessandro denies it—softly, steadily—taking her face in his hands like she is the most precious thing in the universe. He admits he does want children, but not yet. Not now. "We will wait until the time is right," he promises. Then she asks the question that could break any marriage: "What if I couldn't have children? Will you still love me?"
His answer is immediate, absolute, and tender. He loves her. He will love her even if they never have a child. And when she makes him promise he will never take another wife, he swears it without hesitation. She is, and always will be, his only one.
Meanwhile, Cassian and Maya are heading to breakfast when they spot the doctor leaving Abril and Alessandro's room. Cassian's protective instincts flare—he knocks, enters, and presses for answers. Alejandro brushes it aside as nothing. But then Cassian mentions that Maya has returned, and invites him to visit the elves after breakfast. Alessandro declines, citing work. So the role of diplomat falls to Cassian and Maya.
After breakfast, the two of them head to the north wing, where the elves are being housed. Maya prepares to knock, but Cassian hesitates and asks a raw, vulnerable question: "Do you think they will help us?" Maya's answer is steady: "We'll see now."
They enter. The elves immediately reach for their weapons, but Maya speaks quickly—she comes in peace. Ethan steps forward and greets her by name. Then Maya drops the bombshell: she knows where one of the keys to Hades is. The fairy kingdom. In the hands of the fairy king.
Cassian is stunned. "So it does exist?" Ethan's face turns serious. Yes, it exists—but it is not a place anyone wants to go. Fairies are not friendly, especially to humans. Cassian points out, dryly, that the elves aren't exactly friendly either. Dantriel lets out a bitter laugh: if you think we are unfriendly, you haven't met the fairies. They hate humans. They would sooner die than collaborate.
But Maya refuses to give up. "We still have to try." Cassian stands beside her, and his voice carries the quiet courage of a man who has already faced impossible odds. The elves exchange a look and finally agree to take them to the land of fairies. Yet they add a warning: "Don't thank us. You'll regret it when we take you there."
Ah, but thank them they do. And then comes the complication. The elves explain that time in the fairy kingdom is strange and cruel—a day there could feel like a lifetime, or perhaps only a blink. They must first return to the elven kingdom to retrieve special medallions that will protect them from time's distortion. Otherwise, they might return home only to find everything they loved was already dust. Cassian, with his naming ceremony in a week, finds the timing convenient. The elves promise to leave immediately and return in a few days.
Cassian suggests bringing reinforcements from the elven kingdom, but Ethan refuses. When the time comes, he will summon them. For now, it is enough. Cassian thanks them, then he and Maya head back toward the main palace. But Maya suddenly announces she has errands in town. She assures him she will be fine, tears a magic scroll, and vanishes into thin air.
But Maya does not go shopping. She goes to a tavern. And waiting for her there is her brother, Barto.
"You're late, Maya," he says. But Maya drops a bombshell of her own: she is not going back. Barto is stunned, then angry, then desperate. Their father ordered her home. But Maya shakes her head. She has to do this. Barto reaches out, trying to pull her back to duty, but she will not take his hand. He warns her—the fairy kingdom is too dangerous. Once she goes there, she may never come back. He begs her to stay.
But Maya's resolve is iron. "I'm still going," she says. "Nothing you say will change my mind."
And with that, the chapter ends, leaving us standing on the edge of a very dangerous precipice, watching Maya choose a path that may lead to her doom.
## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter was a beautifully tense mix of quiet romance and looming danger. The tender moment between Alessandro and Abril broke my heart in the softest way—his patience, her insecurity, and the fragile promise they made to each other felt so real. On the other side, the introduction of the fairy kingdom adds a whole new layer of mystery and threat. And Maya! What a fierce, stubborn soul. I love her determination, but I am terrified for her. The chapter masterfully balances emotional intimacy with epic stakes, leaving me both warm and breathless. The pacing is excellent, the dialogue sharp, and the character moments land perfectly.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
I predict that Maya's conversation with Barto will come back to haunt her—maybe not in the next chapter, but soon. Barto may follow her or report to their father, creating a dangerous rift just before the fairy kingdom expedition begins. As for the fairy kingdom, I suspect the fairies will not welcome them with open arms, but rather with tests, riddles, or even silent warfare. And perhaps we will see Abril discover something about herself that she never expected—maybe a secret connection to the fairies that changes everything. One thing is certain: the road to the fairy kingdom will be far more treacherous than anyone imagines.
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