Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 1037 The Queen Never Treats Good People Unkindly
Ariges's tumultuous pregnancy seemed to have become less long thanks to the presence of the bronze bell.

Although the time hadn't changed, her restless soul kept wandering, reminiscing about the past and looking forward to the future... Just when she finally calmed down, it was time for the next bell to ring.

During the last attempt, Alexandra was actually reluctant to continue... She suspected that if she did it again, she would really push too hard and cause the baby to burst out, just as Alexandra had said.

But, as she hesitated, she sensed the urging of the baby in her womb.

This must be beneficial to them as well... and for Alexandra, who directly uses the bronze bell, the effect will certainly be even better.

Without further hesitation, she decisively used up her last chance.

Once she regained consciousness, the two mischievous babies in her belly finally wanted to come out.

She tidied up her room methodically, opened the delivery room next to her bedroom that had been sealed in a magic circle for one last thorough inspection... After her first inspection and signing confirmation, Sister Laurel would carefully clean the delivery room with holy water, and then use divine magic to summon moonlight to dispel all unfavorable factors in the room. After that, she would leave it to Alexandra to seal it into a vacuum state.

When Alexandra opens the door again, the moonlight magic circle placed on the door will bless the room once more and notify the laurel nuns who are responsible for helping her give birth... Each one was personally selected by Alexandra and had signed a maternity agreement with her.

Even in ordinary noble families, the treatment of pregnant women is not as good as that of the Church of the Night.

Unfortunately, even the Church of the Night cannot reach the level of the Church of the Laurel.

Even though nobles knew some of the advantages of this place, it was difficult for them to send their families to the distant city of Emilia.

Even with this intention, they couldn't guarantee that the pregnant woman traveling such a long distance wouldn't encounter any problems.

As for inviting nuns to provide in-home services... they must be dreaming.

If she weren't staying on her own turf, why would the Dark Nun so easily serve other believers?
They are noble clergy.

They may bow down for their faith, but they will never bend down for money and power... At least in this world, there is no one in power who can force believers in the darkness to kneel.

Therefore, even though Emilia City claims to welcome all, in reality, those who can actually come here to give birth are either from the nearby countries, especially the Chaotic Zone, or mid-to-high-level professionals.

As the moonlight slowly faded in the delivery room, Alexis shook her head and smiled slightly... After revisiting the past, her conclusions still leaned towards the power struggles and intrigues between people.

Even if the soul has been cleansed, so many years of experiences cannot be washed away.

The apartment door was opened.

Alexis reached out and pressed her hand against the bedroom door.

The main entrance downstairs immediately opened, followed by the sound of rapid but rhythmic footsteps.

The bedroom door was closed.

Wearing only a loose cotton dress, Alexis calmly walked into the delivery room.

Just as she settled into bed, three laurel sisters happened to walk up to the delivery room door.

Alex watched as they pulled out neat, tight-fitting robes and put them on, then helped each other spray holy water on one another, and finally took out a set of basins... five or six copper basins, all filled to the brim with holy water.

Then they all came in together.

Only the nuns chosen by Alexandra are allowed to enter this delivery room.

Having reached this point, Alexis felt she had done her best, so she simply closed her eyes.
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She is indeed about to give birth, and has even reached the final stage.

"Phew..." The nun leading the group breathed a slight sigh of relief.

Rather than worrying whether this high knight with such a special identity was being overly cautious, she was even less willing to arrive only to find out he was just a pregnant woman and that she might be about to give birth.

Of course, I don't want to see a child who has already fallen halfway out.

Some people are overly sensitive, while others are... so oblivious that they actually treat a child like poop.

Fortunately, this Ms. Alexis was reliable despite being overly cautious.

The children are being raised very well.

The nun gave a gentle smile... The nuns who delivered babies at Laurel Chapel must have boundless kindness towards newborns.

Therefore, I also admire mothers who take good care of both their children and themselves.

The silvery-blue moonlight slowly emerged on her body. The nun bent down and whispered, "Ms. Alexis, please breathe at the frequency we taught you before."

This was no problem for the Grand Knight at all.

Even though she's in so much pain right now that she's sweating profusely.

A nun, who was holding Alexandra's arm and carefully sensing her heartbeat, looked up and said, "It's going well; the first heartbeat has separated."

As soon as she finished speaking, the first child slid out from under Alexis.

The third nun quickly stepped forward and took care of the child.

"Ah... the first baby is very healthy, everything is fine, it's a beautiful and strong boy!"

It's rare to raise twins this well... It's usually good enough if they can fully grow up.

After all, in a world where a child can be fatal to a mother, twins with similar talents would inevitably be a very heavy burden on the mother.

But considering that this woman managed to hold on until the very end, it's not surprising at all.

Many twins are lucky to stay in their mother's womb for eight months.

Soon, the three nuns welcomed their second child. "It's a girl!" the younger nun couldn't help but chuckle. "She's so beautiful."

Her brother, who had already uttered his first cry in the world, was wrapped up and placed in the cradle floating beside her. He seemed to sense something and made "ah ah" sounds.

Its eyes were half-open, as if it wanted to see what the outside world was like.

The elderly nun, who had finished cleaning Ariges's body, glanced at her and said, "Both children are well cared for, almost like they're three days old."

This is the best state for a newborn baby.

Bright red, how adorable!

"Mom's awake," the nun tidying the room reminded her. "Put the child next to her."

Just then, her younger sister started crying, and Alex couldn't help but crane her neck to look over.

"Look at your beautiful girl!" The young nun warmly placed the child in her arms.

No matter how impartial the members of the Dark Night Church are, they will still tend to prefer girls a little more.

Older nuns are able to control these emotions, but it's more difficult for younger ones.

In particular, this little nun was also one of the people who delivered meals to Alexandra, so they were quite familiar with each other.

But the other two nuns were not so inexperienced; they immediately dragged the floating cradle to Alexis's side.

“This is your eldest son,” the oldest nun said with a kind smile. “He looks just like you.”

Alex looked her up and down twice, then looked at her with a puzzled expression: "How do you resemble me?"

“You’re not so familiar with your own face,” the nun couldn’t help but laugh. “We outsiders see it much better.”

You can see your portraits later.

Alexis realized what was going on: "My daughter doesn't look like me?"

“But she’s so beautiful!” the young nun replied quickly. “She’s the most beautiful moonflower I’ve ever seen.”

For Sister Moonlight to say something like that, the child must be quite beautiful.

But Alex quickly realized what a fool she had just been... It would be absurd for her to really think her son looked like this face.

But the women of Gezar... not only the women of the family, but also the women of the fiefdom, all have almond-shaped eyes.

The girls in their family have larger eyes, and the whites of their eyes are so clear that their pupils look like they're filled with water, making them sparkle.

These nuns probably thought their eyes were similar.

and many more!

Alexis struggled to lift her head and look at her own daughter... Her daughter's eyes were different from hers?
"Look, isn't it beautiful?" The little nun happily handed the child to her.

"Yes, it's quite beautiful." Alexis collapsed weakly back onto the bed.

Damn it, her Ghazar bloodline actually lost to that bastard Yuri!
She could accept her son looking like Yuri, but... why a daughter?
Those alluring fox eyes, while undeniably beautiful, were also...

“Well then, Ms. Alexis… shall we take our leave now?” The older nun looked at her and shook her head with a smile, saying sincerely, “Your daughter is quite good, unlike you.”

Alexis looked at her in surprise.

“Although you’ve played your part perfectly, and the church is certain you’re just covering for Pat,” the nun said, looking at her seriously and calmly, “there will always be people who think you are her.”

Even if you can't sync during pregnancy, who knows if you might have some special methods?

However, your daughter looks nothing like you.

It is a common understanding that women in the Gezar family are unlikely to give birth to girls who look exactly like their husbands.

After this, you will be able to live safely in Emilia.

I think that's what you're planning, right?
Ms. Alexis.

Otherwise, you wouldn't have brought up renting the apartment next door.

Alexandra paused for a few seconds before answering, "Oh, yes..."

Since you're not going to rent out the houses around me anyway, I might as well use them all, especially those near the church.

“The bishop and the queen have both agreed,” the nun replied softly. “The queen asked me to tell you that she thanks you for reminding Luciano.”

“I didn’t do it for him,” Alexis replied.

“But young Master Luciano benefited,” the nun said with a gentle smile. “That’s the most important thing.”

Although the rent cannot be reduced, it will be charged starting from when your children turn three years old.

Moreover, the Queen fully covered the costs of the house renovations.

Queen Louise never mistreats good people.

(End of this chapter)