Finally, after 7 years of wandering the woods, determined to find his wife and child, the King arrives at the Inn, and is greeted by the woman in white, who welcomes him inside.  

He was so tired that he laid down, and the woman in white placed a veil over his face while he slept.  He fell into the deepest sleep, and gradually the veil slipped from his face.

Standing over him was a woman and child.  The Queen said, "I am your wife, and this is your child."  Although the King wanted to believe that, he didn't understand how it could be possible that the Queen had hands.

"Through my travels, and the care I have been given here, gradually, my hands have grown back."  

The woman in white brought the silver hands to the King, that had been stored in a trunk for safe keeping.  

The King embraced his wife and child, and there was a great feast in the forest that day.  

Later that evening, the King, Queen, and child returned to the castle and the old mother.  They held a second wedding, and had many more children, and lived happily ever after....