# Chapter 199: Good News
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 199 of "Forgotten Wife: Let the Traitors Kneel Down" — a chapter that begins with the smoke of war still clearing, and ends with a revelation so tender and terrifying that it will change everything. So settle in, because this chapter is packed with relief, worry, hidden truths, and a miracle that no one expected.
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The battlefield was finally silent. The monsters that had threatened to swallow the world had crumbled to ash, their dark forms dissolving into nothingness. The Fairy Queen, regal and composed even after such a desperate fight, mounted her winged horse and flew to where April stood. The human queen looked pale, exhausted, her body trembling from the sheer amount of magic she had unleashed. Her seals were broken, her power released in a flood, and the cost was written all over her face.
"You should rest," the Fairy Queen said, her voice carrying both authority and concern. "You have used too much magic, human queen."
"I'm fine," April insisted, but her voice was a whisper of what it once was.
Everyone around her shared the same worried glance. She was not fine. That much was obvious. Despite her protests, they pressed her to rest, and eventually, with great reluctance, April surrendered. The Fairy Queen, using her magic, sent April straight to the palace, where gentle fairies escorted her to a soft, luxurious room. They offered to draw her a bath, prepare a meal, or help her sleep.
"I want to rest," April murmured, her head spinning. "You may leave."
The fairies obeyed, and April collapsed onto the fluffy bed. Her entire body ached, her stomach churned, and a strange dizziness clouded her senses. She had thought breaking the seals and releasing her magic would set her free, but instead, it had drained her to the bone. Before she could think any more, darkness welcomed her into a deep, dreamless sleep.
When she woke, the morning light streamed through the window, and there, sitting beside her bed, was Maya. April blinked in surprise, but Maya simply smiled.
"Good morning, April. Did you sleep well?"
April tried to sit up, but a wave of nausea crashed over her, forcing her to lie back down. "I think I don't feel very well," she admitted.
"Should I call a healer?" Maya asked, concern flooding her voice.
"Don't worry. I think it was because I got up too fast."
Maya didn't look entirely convinced. "Are you sure?"
"Yes. I just need to rest." April took a steadying breath, then asked the question that had been burning in her heart. "Cassian was hurt. How is he?"
"He's okay. It was nothing serious."
"And how are you?" April asked.
Maya settled on the edge of the bed. "I'm fine. Actually, we were all more worried about you. We thought they might have put you back into a deep sleep, like last time."
A cold wave of fear washed over April. "Wait. How many days have I been sleeping?"
"Calm down. It's only been a day."
April sighed in relief. A day. Just a day. She could bear that. Then she asked about the others.
"Everyone is fine," Maya assured her. "Although Ethan kept bothering me, insisting he wanted to see that you were okay, and that the Fairy Queen hadn't done anything bad to you. But even if the queen is cunning, she wouldn't do something like that. You're her ally, and she values and respects her allies greatly."
"You seem to know her well," April observed.
Maya shrugged. "Just a little."
The conversation shifted, and April asked the question that weighed heavily on everyone's mind. "Although the war is over, in the end, my sister ran away."
"Yes. That has everyone uneasy, especially your idiot of a brother."
"Is Enzo still here?"
"Yes. It seems he wants to talk to you before leaving. He's the enemy — I don't understand why he's being treated like a guest."
"We made an alliance with him. He's no longer our enemy, although I can't assure you he's truly an ally in reality," April said, her voice heavy.
"The Fairy Queen explained it shortly after she sent him back to the palace. But no one considers him an ally. He seems like someone who will attack you at any moment."
"The truth is, I think the same," April confessed. "Enzo is not trustworthy."
"I hope he leaves soon. He makes me nervous, being here."
"He is very stubborn. He won't leave until he has talked to me. It would be better if I got up and went to speak with him."
But when April tried to rise, the dizziness returned with a vengeance, and she collapsed back onto the pillows. Maya watched her with growing worry. "Maybe you need to rest a little more."
Yet a week passed, and April only grew worse. The nausea became relentless. She could barely keep down a single bite of food without vomiting. She was pale, weak, and fading before their eyes. Everyone was beside themselves with worry.
Finally, Maya could bear it no longer. Defying her own discomfort, she went to the Fairy Queen to beg for help.
The Fairy Queen was surprised to see her. "You coming to see me has taken me by surprise. I thought you hated me and didn't want to know anything about me."
"I don't hate Her Majesty the Queen," Maya said carefully.
"Then why do you want to run away from me?"
"It's not that I want to run away from Your Majesty."
The queen stepped out from behind her desk, approaching Maya with a piercing gaze. "You say you don't want to run away, but even so, you will leave this land and go far away. It seems to me you are running from me."
"I'm not running away. I just want to be with the man I love. Nothing more."
"Love is ephemeral. Stay. Become my successor."
"No. Even if love is ephemeral, I choose love."
The queen's eyes softened for just a moment. "You look a lot like her. You are even just as foolish."
"Your Majesty, although I may resemble her daughter, I am not her."
The queen turned to the window, gazing at the mountains of Nula and the Bross forest, where winged horses danced across the sky. A deep sigh escaped her lips. "Why is it that my entire family refuses to relieve me? Is this place so bad?"
"It's not bad, Your Majesty. On the contrary, it's wonderful. If I'm honest, I will long for this place when I leave."
"Then stay."
"No." Maya's voice was gentle but firm. "Although I love this place, I still want to be with the man I love and have a family by his side."
"I hope you don't regret your decision."
"I won't. After all, this is my decision."
"So today you came to say goodbye?" the queen asked.
"No, actually, I came to ask for your help. It's been a week, and April still feels bad."
"So that was it. Don't worry. She'll be fine."
"She can't eat anything without vomiting. She feels dizzy and weak. I don't think she'll be fine," Maya insisted, her voice shaking with worry.
"In her condition, it's completely normal."
"In her condition? Is she sick?"
"No. She's pregnant."
"WHAT?"
The word exploded from Maya's lips. "But how?" She immediately caught herself. "No, that's not what I mean. I already know how babies are made. What I mean is, she was unconscious for a while, which means her pregnancy is recent. Is that why her symptoms started so soon?"
"Not all pregnancies are the same. Some don't even have symptoms. But I think she'll have a really hard time during the first few months."
"Does April already know?"
"I guess not."
"Then how does Your Majesty know?"
"It's because I have great sensitivity with magic. I notice things others do not."
"But why didn't you tell her?" Maya was furious now. "I didn't think it was necessary to say it."
"She was fighting while pregnant! You knew it, and you didn't say anything!" Maya shouted, her voice shaking with anger.
The Fairy Queen remained unnaturally calm. "She was taking care of the wounded, not fighting monsters."
"Still—"
"Maya, I understand your annoyance, but you need her. If she had not intervened, most likely we would all be dead."
Seeing the full storm brewing in Maya's eyes, the queen softened her tone. "I will go see your friend and try to do something to alleviate her discomfort."
Maya was still furious, her heart pounding with righteous anger. But she could not refuse the queen's help — not when April's health was at stake. She swallowed her pride and bowed her head.
"Thank you for the queen's kindness."
Maya left and returned to April's room, her heart heavy with what she had learned. She was deeply upset with the queen for having put April in danger, even though she knew about the pregnancy. But there was no time to dwell on it, because when she entered, Cassian was there. He had come to check on April.
He approached Maya, pressed a soft kiss to her lips, and asked, "Where were you?"
"I have gone to see the Fairy Queen."
Cassian tensed. Every time Maya met the Fairy Queen, he grew nervous. Maya noticed his unease and reassured him. "Don't worry. I'm fine."
"Are you sure she didn't do anything to you?"
"Didn't she try to convince you to stay?"
Before Maya could answer, the Fairy Queen swept into the room and answered for her. "I tried, but she refused. She's obsessed with you."
Instinctively, Cassian pulled Maya into his arms, protective as always. The Fairy Queen walked past him without giving him a second glance, her attention fixed on April.
"How are you?" the queen asked.
April looked pale and haggard, but she answered honestly. "Not very well. I think I'm still suffering the effects of using my magic."
"It's not really that," the queen said, her lips curling into a knowing smile. "Didn't Maya tell you?"
"I just got here," Maya said quickly. "I didn't have time to say it."
"Then I'll tell her myself," the queen announced. "You're not suffering any side effects from using your magic. You just used too much magic at once, and that scared your baby. That's why your pregnancy symptoms started earlier. It's one of the ways your child found to let you know that it's there, and that you must take care of yourself."
The words hit April like a thunderbolt. She could not believe what she was hearing. "What? Pregnant?"
"That's right," the queen confirmed. "You're carrying a baby in your womb. Congratulations."
April's hands trembled as she reached down and touched her belly. Her eyes filled with wonder, tears threatening to spill. In that moment, all the pain, all the exhaustion — it didn't matter anymore. She was carrying a life. A miracle.
A new fire ignited inside her. She could hardly wait to return home, to find Alessandro, and to tell him the greatest news of all: they were going to be parents.
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And that, my friends, is where we leave this beautiful, heart-stirring chapter.
**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
This chapter took me on an emotional rollercoaster. From the raw exhaustion of battle to the tension between Maya and the Fairy Queen, to the final breathtaking revelation — it was all perfectly paced. I honestly gasped when the queen said "she's pregnant." The way April's purpose shifted from warrior to mother in a single heartbeat was deeply moving. Maya's fury on April's behalf was so relatable, and her showdown with the Fairy Queen added rich depth to both characters. But my heart is already aching for the secret danger that lingers — Enzo is still nearby, and the dark queen escaped. This chapter balanced hope and foreboding beautifully. It deserves nothing less than a near-perfect score.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
Now that April knows she carries Alessandro's child, I predict the next chapter will be a race against time. She will be desperate to return to the capital and share the news, but danger is closing in. Enzo is still lurking, and her sister's escape means the threat is far from over. I believe we'll see a fierce confrontation between April and Enzo — and possibly a shocking betrayal — before she can even speak to Alessandro. And when she finally does, the revelation of the pregnancy will collide with the weight of war, forcing both of them to choose what they are truly fighting for.
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