Pirate!England x Reader The Fairy Stone Part 14

“Dude, this place is great,” Alfred yelled, as he held up a glass of wine in the air.

“Cheers to the princess,” Arthur declared, holding up his glass of wine.

“And to her royal majesty, the Fairy queen of the Fairy lands,”

“and to you, Sir Arthur Kirkland, Knight to her royal highness,” MY adoptive mother said, as she held a glass of wine.

I smiled at Arthur as he held me by the waist and gave me a passionate kiss, which I gladly returned.

We both pulled back as we looked at each other deeply in the eyes, smiling. But deep down, my head is filled with questions that need answers and sadness.

“Something wrong, Love,” He asked, noticing my expression change.

“Its fine, Arthur,” I replied, smiling assuringly at him, but unfortunately he noticed something is wrong.

“You can talk to me about it,” He said, as he took my hand in his.

“Im here,”

“I know,” I replied.

“Come love, let us go sit down and talk,” He suggested, as we both walked out of the ballroom, ignoring the shrieks of joy and laughter ringing from his crewman.

At the gardens……

We both sat down on a stone bench in one of the gardens holding each other

“Why did my mother leave me when she knew she loved me very much?” I asked.

“ What happened?”

My thoughts were cut off when I felt a tap on my shoulder, making me spin around to see my adoptive mother

“Something bothering you, ____________,” She asked with concern.

“How did you,” Arthur stuttered.

“Don’t think I didn’t notice something is wrong,” She said, stubbornly with her hands placed firmly on her hips.
“I know you’re filled with questions that’s been wanting to be answered,”

“I know I’m happy to be home and I figured out who I’m really am but why did mother have to leave me,” I asked.

“She wanted to protect you,” Arthur cut in before my adoptive mother could say something

“So the forces of darkness wont find you, so she put you in the protective care of your adoptive mother,”

“So you knew all along,” I asked, looking surprised but sad at the same time, facing my adoptive mother.

“Didn’t you,”

“I was told by the fairy queen to find you,” Arthur said.

“So the fairy stone, given to your adoptive mother when she knew the time would be right to find you,”

“Why didn’t you tell me all of this”? I asked, my gaze never leaving hers.

My adoptive mother sighed sadly, as we both looked at her for an explanation or the truth.

“I waited til the time was right for you, the fairy princess to know of the truth,” She explained as she looked at me, taking a deep breath.

“But now it is time I told you these things, I should’ve told you long ago,”