# Chapter 66: The Long-Awaited Return of My Beloved
Hello everyone, it’s me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 66 of “Forgotten Wife: Let the Traitors Kneel Down.” If you’ve been following this incredible story with your hearts open, then you already know how deep the love between Alessandro and April runs. But even so, get ready—because this chapter is a sweet, soul-warming balm for every wound we’ve suffered alongside them. Let’s step back into the garden, where one man’s daily vigil finally meets its miracle.
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Day after day, since April left, Alessandro had returned to the same tree in the imperial garden. It was a quiet, almost sacred ritual: his hand touching the rough bark, his forehead resting against it, and his heart whispering the same desperate question—*“Aby, when will you come back?”* A week and a half. To the world, that was barely a blink. But to a man separated from his beloved, every second was a heavy stone dragging on his chest.
On this particular afternoon, something changed. The trunk began to glow, soft golden light spilling between the grooves of the bark. Alessandro stumbled back, squinting, his heart hammering with terrified hope. And then, a silhouette emerged from the light—slender, graceful, with a cascade of red curls.
It was April.
She ran to him, arms open, a radiant smile lighting up her face. “I’m back,” she said.
Alessandro thought he was dreaming. He caught her, lifted her into the air, spun her around like the world had suddenly become weightless. Then he kissed her, deeply, desperately, as if trying to drink all the days of absence away. His trembling hands cupped her face.
“Is it really you? Tell me I’m not dreaming? That it’s real.”
April rose on her tiptoes and pressed her lips against his again. “It’s real. I’m back.”
“Even though you’ve been gone a short time, it feels like an eternity,” he breathed.
“For me it’s been the same. I missed you so much.”
Behind them, more shapes stepped out of the portal. Maya and Cassian emerged side by side—Alessandro’s heart swelled for his brother, who had finally reconnected with the woman he loved. Then Ethan and Dantriel crossed over. Dantriel offered a polite nod, but Ethan barely looked at Alessandro; his eyes kept drifting to April, a pang of envy twisting in his chest. She reminded him of someone else, of a love he had lost. But he kept his silence.
The group made their way into the imperial palace, to the king’s private room. There, they gave their report of everything that had happened in the land of fairies. Alessandro sat still, listening, his face growing more drawn as they spoke. Sometimes fear flickered behind his eyes, but he never interrupted. When the tale finally reached its end, he frowned deeply.
“So this is not over yet.”
April reached for his hand, tender and reassuring. “For now, yes. Everything is over. Enzo, my brother, told me that Cira is weak. It will take her time to recover.”
Alessandro’s jaw tightened. Eons of distrust and resentment, of remembered pain inflicted on April—those invisible wounds ran deep. “What your brother said... is it true? Is he not just waiting for his sister to recover so he can betray us?”
April shook her head and showed him the mark on her right hand—a strange, rock-like pattern, glowing faintly. “I don’t believe so. Even if she wanted to, she cannot betray us. If she does, she will die. This mark is proof of our alliance, our promise of peace.”
Alessandro stared at the mark, his unease stubborn. But he had been separated from his beloved for far too long. For now, he would lay his worries aside. Just being near her was enough.
Dantriel rose, his voice calm. “We are leaving. We must prepare for our return to the elven land.”
Alessandro stood and bowed his gratitude. “I greatly appreciate your help. I hope you can convey my thanks to your queen.”
“We will.”
At the door, Ethan paused, and finally turned to April. “Take care of yourself.”
“I will. Thank you for everything you’ve done for us.”
Ethan almost smiled. “I couldn’t help your mother when she needed it. I wouldn’t have forgiven myself for doing the same to you.”
As he turned away, April added softly, “My mother appreciated you very much. While she was inside me... I could feel it.”
A fleeting shadow of sadness crossed Ethan’s face. “I know. But thank you for telling me.”
Then he was gone.
Maya dragged Cassian up with a knowing grin. “We’re leaving too. You two must have a lot of things to talk about... or do.”
With a wink, they disappeared down the hall, leaving Alessandro and April alone at last.
Alessandro’s gaze lowered to April’s lips. He took her in his arms, kissing her softly at first, then with growing hunger. He led her out through a private door to his chambers. No more waiting. No more distance. He wanted to declare his love not with words only, but with every kiss, every caress, every ounce of his being.
Gently, he laid her on the bed, whispering between kisses, “I love you, Aby. I love you, my wife. I love you, my queen. My everything.”
April surrendered to him completely. She had missed him too—straight down to her bones. She drank in his kisses, his warmth, the husky whisper of his voice. And they made love, over and over, until both were breathless and spent.
Afterwards, April rested her head on his chest while Alessandro gently traced patterns on her skin, stroking her unruly red curls.
“Lessan,” she murmured.
“I am the happiest woman in the world when I’m by your side.”
She sat up slowly, her curls spilling like a waterfall over her bare shoulders. “You know, when I was young, I always begged God for one more day of life. I begged him not to let me die. That alone was more than enough for me. But since I gave you my heart, I only ask one thing: that your love for me never changes. That no matter what is to come, our love stays just as strong.”
Her hand moved to her still-flat belly. “And now I have one more request... that our baby be as happy as I am right now.”
Alessandro froze, certain he had misheard. “Baby? I think I heard wrong. For a moment I thought you were telling me you’re pregnant.”
April kept caressing her belly, smiling. “You didn’t hear wrong. I’m pregnant, Alessandro. We’re going to be parents. Our baby is growing inside me.”
His hand trembled as he placed it over hers. “We’re really going to be parents? We’re going to have a child?”
“That’s right,” she whispered. “We’re going to be parents.”
Alessandro felt tears sting his eyes. Not only was he once again holding the woman he adored, but soon they would hold a child of their own. He hugged her gently, careful not to crush her, his voice thick with emotion.
“Thank you, Aby. Thank you for making me the happiest man in the world.”
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
After all the pain, separation, and battles, this chapter is a warm, triumphant celebration of love and hope. The relief of April’s return is palpable, but the pregnancy revelation lifts the emotional stakes to something truly magical. Alessandro’s joy feels earned, not cheap. Ethan’s bittersweet goodbye reminds us that love and loss are never far apart. The happy ending pulls at every heartstring while still leaving a thread of future tension. I absolutely loved it.
⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
The joy of reunion will likely be tested by whispers from the shadows. Cira is weakened, but not destroyed. Enzo’s motives still circle like a hawk, and even the peace mark may not protect them from the schemes of old enemies. With a baby on the way, Alessandro will become even more fiercely protective—and April may find herself balancing her new life with the battle that still looms. I predict that dark forces will attempt to exploit the celebration, forcing Alessandro to face a danger that threatens the very family he just found whole again.
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