Chapter 335 Babies and Wedding

Chapter 335 Babies and Wedding
"I'm glad they figured it out. Did Xylia figure it out as well?" Lindaat asked when she looked over to Telraamon with a smile.

"I am going to excuse myself so I can speak to my sister." Rayne stood hugging Lindaat before she left the room.

"I think she found someone here to talk to about her feelings. She is doing better. I think it helped that you fell into a coma." Nix explained with a smile, then winced.

"Mom, you might want to call Dad. The boys are coming today." Lindaat smiled brightly at her mother.

The moment she said those words, a fairy appeared, then vanished from the room. A moment later, her father entered the room, looking from Lindaat to Nix. He could tell that she was in pain, so he lifted her off the chair and left the room.

"Well then, he didn't even speak to you." Telraamon looked between Lindaat and the closed door.

"Mom is more important at this point." Lindaat smiled brightly at him. "I want to go outside. Being in here for so long, I just want to feel the sun."

"I think a shower is the first thing you need," Telraamon told her with a smile. "The ladies did sponge baths, but your hair needs washing."

Lindaat laughed as she stood to go toward the bathroom. Once in the room, she looked at herself and wanted to scream. It took her over an hour to get the knots out of her hair. Then, once clean, she had to try to comb it out. When she walked back into the bedroom, she saw Telraamon sitting on her bed watching her. Walking toward him, she stopped, putting her hands on his shoulders.

"Next time, please, for the love of all things, brush my hair." Lindaat leaned toward him, kissing him softly. She felt his hands on her hips.

"I wasn't allowed in the room when you were being bathed," Telraamon explained with her lips. "If we marry, then I could do it all for you."

"Are you asking or saying?" Lindaat pulled away from him, looking into his eyes to see the truth of his love.

"Hmm, let me think." Telraamon smiled at her. "Lindaat I am not great with words, but I would love to have you as my wife."

"I am alright with that. I mean, you aren't the worst man to have by my side." Lindaat laughed at the look in his eyes.

"Who is he so I can kill him?" Telraamon stood, pulling her body close to his. "You are mine."

Lindaat put her arms around his neck, looking up at him with love in her eyes. Pressing her lips to his, letting him know that there wasn't anyone else in her life. Just this insane man who had been with her through all this family drama.

"I have a feeling it will be a triple wedding," Lindaat told him with a bright smile.


“Xylia, we have been living here as a couple for almost a year. I really think we should marry.” Ehlark told her with a smile.

“Ehlark, that is the worst proposal I have ever heard,” Xylia told him with a frown.

Ehlark looked at her, shocked that she would be so upset that he didn’t get down on one knee. Most of the elves didn’t do the whole will you marry me question. It was more that his mom told him to marry the person. They arranged marriages in this realm until Aarshon went to the human world and found Nix to marry.

“Well, you see, here we aren’t used to the whole' will you marry me thing,” Ehlark told her as he looked into her eyes.

“Why?” Xylia didn’t understand some of the things they did in this realm.

“Most of the marriages for the royal family were arranged marriages,” Ehlark told her with a frown.

“OH! I see, and I am taking you from someone?” Xylia said, backing away from him, feeling her heart breaking.

“No! I was never betrothed. The other royal houses didn’t have girls. All boys, so it didn’t really come to that.” Ehlark smiled when he pulled her back toward him. “I would be blessed to have you marry me.”

“I think the goddess would have to bless the union before we could marry,” Xylia told him with a laugh.

As they stood on the balcony overlooking the trees, the workers below them were fixing one roof. Wind chimes all over the common area started to chime. Wind lifted leaves from the ground, spinning them around up toward them. When they appeared by them, they rained down over their heads. Xylia laughed as they touched her hair and cheeks.

Elves cheered all around them as the wind lifted and fell several times. The bells and chimes rang on and off as Ehlark and Xylia held hands, looking out over the canopy of trees.

“I do believe you got your answer from the goddess,” Ehlark told her with a big smile.

“Well, seeing as you have a ring on your hand and I do too. I would say she just married us,” Xylia told him, then laughed when he looked at his hand.

“I have never seen that happen before,” Ehlark told her, pulling her into his body.

“I have,” Xylia told him, standing on her tiptoes to kiss him.

The crowds cheered when she kissed him. It was amazing to know that she was welcome here, to feel like she had a home, no matter what had happened. Xylia wished that her family had been there to see what had happened, to see that she had an amazing husband now who loved her.

“I love you, Ehlark.” Xylia smiled up at him.

“I love you too,” Ehlark told him with a smile.

“We should really tell my family,” Xylia told him as she put her head on his chest.

After the gathering, she thought she had lost her family. It had been insane to actually believe they wouldn't have come to find her. Over the past months, she hadn't seen much of her family. Knowing that they were dealing with so much, and she needed to figure herself out.

“Alright, we can go and see them.” Xylia finally gave in to going and seeing them.

“You know we can go at any time you want. Your mother has already said that you are welcome.” Ehlark told her with a smile.

When she had left the castle, they hadn’t looked for her. It was only around a month after that Lindaat had sent word that they wanted to see her with all the family. That gathering had opened her eyes to the fact that she had been attacking her family over something that never happened. They had looked for her, wanted her back. Lindaat had healed Ailive and Lucian, who had stayed in a coma for a month.

“I take it you want to go now?” Xylia asked, looking up at him.