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Feyre and Rhysand's Bonus Chapter is a bonus scene found in the Barnes & Noble edition of A Court of Silver Flames. It is told in Feyre Archeron's point-of-view.

Plot Summary[]

Feyre reflects on her family dynamics and the complexities of her relationships, particularly with her sisters, Nesta and Elain, after a gathering that revealed hidden tensions. As Feyre rejoins her mate, Rhys, on the couch in their study, she processes the recent revelations about Elain's character and her own feelings of guilt stemming from their interactions.

Rhys and Feyre discuss Elain's unexpected confrontational behavior, prompting Feyre to confront her own role in stifling her sister's growth. Rhys suggests that Elain may have felt pressured to maintain her image as sweet and innocent, leading to her newfound assertiveness. Feyre wrestles with her guilt over Elain’s suffering, acknowledging her own struggles in understanding her sister’s trauma.

As they navigate these conversations, Rhys expresses his belief that Elain's growth might reveal a side of her that has yet to be seen, likening it to the process of gardening, which requires effort and can lead to beauty despite the thorns.

Feyre's contemplations are interrupted by a tender moment between her and Rhys. She notices the happiness radiating from him, a stark contrast to Cassian’s comments about Rhys being moody. In an intimate exchange, Feyre shares her happiness about their family and the impending arrival of their child. Their connection deepens as they reflect on their past and the changes that come with pregnancy.

The narrative shifts to Feyre's memories of discovering her pregnancy while painting, a moment filled with joy and connection. Rhys's reaction to the news was tears and laughter. Feyre recalls the blend of joy and intimacy they shared, culminating in a passionate encounter that emphasized their bond.

Feyre becomes increasingly aware of the physical changes accompanying her pregnancy, and she navigates her desires with Rhys amidst her shifting feelings. Their playful banter takes on a deeper significance as they discuss the impending announcement of their child to their close friend, Mor. Rhys playfully suggests a unique method for revealing the news to Mor by dropping the shield around Feyre so Mor can scent the pregnancy.

Feyre and Rhys discuss potential names for their unborn child. The conversation begins playfully as Feyre expresses skepticism about Rhys's grin, suspecting he has amusing ideas in mind. Rhys playfully avoids the topic of his family's name.

When Rhys suggests naming their son after Feyre's father, she feels a pang of emotion but ultimately desires a name that stands alone, reflecting their child's unique identity. The words "our son" resonate deeply with Feyre, stirring tender visions of the father Rhys will be—one who will play, love, and protect their child fiercely. This leads her to daydream about their future together, igniting a desire to capture these moments through art.

Rhys then proposes the name "Nyx," referencing an ancient night goddess. Feyre contemplates the name, noting its beauty and significance as she feels a connection to the life growing within her. Rhys shares in this moment of reverence, and they both experience a sense of power linked to their child’s name.

As they place their hands on Feyre’s stomach, they silently acknowledge the future they envision, expressing gratitude for the love and possibilities that lie ahead.

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A Court of Thorns and Roses series by Sarah J. Maas
Feyre's narration A Court of Thorns and Roses · A Court of Mist and Fury · A Court of Wings and Ruin
Other books A Court of Silver Flames · Book 5 (Untitled) · Book 6 (Untitled)
Novellas A Court of Frost and Starlight · Novella 2 (Untitled)
Extra content Wings and Embers · Azriel's Bonus Chapter · Feyre and Rhysand's Bonus Chapter
Companion books A Court of Thorns and Roses Coloring Book
Adaptations A Court of Thorns and Roses (TV series)