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Chapter Thirteen:The Princess and The Kingdom
“Am entitled to everything my father left behind “these were words from Princess TT that she often spoke even when we are abroad. What exactly is Princess TT referring to?
She ever felt insecure and not satisfied with the affairs of the great Kingdom since his brother now King Okusimba took over the power. My efforts to try and understand what exactly did she dislike about her brother and the management of the kingdom affairs was always bored no fruits as she could give general answers like “I just do not like him in that position “.I failed to understand and to some point, she forced me to think that she was jealous of everything that went on during the process of looking for the heir.
“I was my father’s favorite “she insisted.
I doubted if she ever questioned or carried a self postmortem on what exactly finished his late father under such unclear circumstances. I wish she could understand that the demise of his father
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