Chapter 283

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Abril watched the gathering with a mix of anticipation and concern. “Maybe after a few days,” she thought, her mind racing. “What? Is she going crazy? She can’t marry this human!” Alessandro, her husband, had tried to convince her it wouldn’t happen, but she hadn’t wanted to listen. “You must make her understand that this can’t happen,” he urged. “She can’t marry this human.” “I don’t think she’s going to give up,” Abril replied, her voice heavy with worry. “Put yourself in her shoes.
I prevented her from making a mistake.” “How do you command your majesty?” he asked, a hint of sarcasm in his tone. Meanwhile, Cassian had asked the servants to prepare a grand feast for the day, and they busily attended to the kings and their guests. When it was time for the meal, Maya and Cassian arrived first, both eager to partake in the festivities. As Barto and Kiara entered, each supporting their brothers, Cassian was taken by surprise. “Are you familiar with me?” he asked. “Yes, that’s why I came to the human world. I wanted to see my beloved,” Maya replied, her heart full of hope.
Barto ignored his sister’s comment, changing the subject. “We have an important announcement. Who is it for?” “Hopefully, Abril and Alessandro will win. We’ll tell them everything,” Kiara said, her excitement palpable. “You don’t have to worry; it’s not bad at all. On the contrary, it’s something good,” Barto reassured her. “Is this the banquet?” she asked, glancing around. “Yes, so don’t worry,” he replied. As Abril and Alessandro arrived, the atmosphere shifted. Cassian gestured for everyone to take their seats.
“Please, take your places,” he said, and once everyone was settled, the food was served. Abril felt a twinge of curiosity about the meeting. “What brings us together today?” she asked, her eyes scanning the table. Maya, after a moment of contemplation, finally spoke. “We have made a decision that will change our lives forever, and we wanted to share it with you.” “What decision did Maya make?” Barto inquired, his interest piqued. “We have decided to go home,” Maya announced, her smile radiant. Abril and Alessandro congratulated them simultaneously.
“Congratulations on your wedding!” Abril exclaimed, her excitement bubbling over. After everything they had been through, a wedding felt like the most wonderful news. “When is the wedding?” she asked eagerly. “In a week,” Maya replied, her eyes sparkling. “It will be a simple ceremony with the people we love.” “Just a week? That’s too soon!” Barto exclaimed. “Perhaps, but we’ve waited long enough. We want it to be a simple wedding,” Maya insisted. “I can’t wait for the wedding,” Alessandro said, a grin spreading across his face. Abril stood up, her determination clear.
“We must get started immediately. I’ll help you organize it. Even if I’m not very good at it, I want to make sure your wedding is beautiful.” “I can’t wait either!” Maya responded, her enthusiasm infectious. “Weddings are wonderful.” “It’s your wedding; you can do whatever makes you happy. But the dress is important, so I’ll call the best seamstresses to create the most beautiful gowns,” Abril declared, her excitement palpable. Barto, who had been silent until now, turned to Maya. “You can count on me for anything you need.” “I want to invite everyone I grew up with.
They are my family,” Maya replied, her heart swelling with affection. “Just tell me the time and place, and I’ll be there,” Barto assured her. “I’ll let the others know as well,” Maya added, her smile brightening the room. After the meal, Barto and Kiara took their leave, while Maya excused herself to attend to some matters. However, she soon felt unwell, sitting alone and wishing to be anywhere but there, as nausea washed over her. Cassian and Alessandro remained behind. “Congratulations on your marriage, brother. I hope you’re very happy,” Cassian said, his voice sincere.
“I am,” Alessandro replied. “The city is vast, and I wish the same for you.” Maya had hidden herself in the first room she found, overwhelmed by the food she had eaten. “This is terrible. Is this why I feel so nauseous?” she groaned. As she emerged from the room, she spotted Abril in the garden. Seeing her pale complexion, Abril rushed over. “Maya, are you happy?” she asked, concern etched on her face. “Yes, don’t worry,” Maya replied, forcing a smile despite her discomfort.