روايات وقصص ضمن A Story Of Princess

My eyes caught on the edge of a wrinkled, torn paper, the word princess sticking out like a splash of ink. Anyone with information about the missing princess, please report to Headmistress Yves. The princess was last seen eighteen years ago. Useful information will be compensated with a sum of $1,000,000. My breath caught. That amount of money was unheard of. Unimaginable in the places I grew up in. But eighteen years missing? That was a long time. How could one hold out hope for new information when it’d been that long? Eighteen years. My age.

“Knight Commander, you do know that Raelynn is the princess of the kingdom, do you? She is royalty while you are just a Knight Commander and your father is a Baron.” “Yes, Milord. I realize the difference in our statuses. But I fell for her before I found out about her identity.” “I see. So, you fell for who she is and not because she is a princess. Am I right?” “Yes, Milord,” Laurier replied, his eyes not wavering even for a second. Whatever he was speaking was the truth and there was nothing for him to worry about.

One evening, however, six weeks after she was given the ring, the princess was sitting in her room hearing her maid read her a story. 'All these hours you have been reading me stories.' She said to her. 'Now keep the book aside. I will tell you a story.' The maid closed the book and placed it on a nearby table. 'Have you ever heard any story about the terrible serpent?' There was a knock on the door before the maid could answer her question. So she immediately rose and opened the door. 'Good evening prince,' the maid greeted, standing aside from the door to make way for the young man.

"I don't know where you're getting at but, since the great Zachary Anderson has resulted to desperation, this should be interesting. Go on." "Very well..." I'm stirring the glass with liquor. "Once upon a time, there was a lost princess, a successor to a grand kingdom. She was arranged to be in a kingdom far away. Innocent as she is, she didn't know anyone. She is shy and never really stood out. Despite all, she's very smart and not to mention rich..."

The Maid sighs with relief, tightening her hold on the Princess and quickening her steps. "Just a little further and we will be free." She whispers, the Princess nodding her little head. The Maid’s arms are growing sore from carrying the Princess since she found the little girl huddled in fear, but she has a sworn duty to protect the little blonde girl and as she pushes the door open and the fresh air greets her, she feels a new found strength inside her. With the Princess so close to being safe, the Maid knows that the future of her country will be bright.

he grumbles, his arms crossing defensively. I laugh at that. “What princesses have you been hearing about? Belle? She literally fucked a beast and let him hold her captive to save her father. Snow White? Ran from a murderous witch and decided shacking up with seven strangers was a great idea. Ariel? Swam out of the safety of the ocean and risked everything to be near humans. Honestly, Princesses kick more ass than Princes ever do.” “You would see it that way,” he mutters, rolling his eyes.

he asked, his voice filled with a longing for more. Mama Hazel, her heart warmed by his enthusiasm, smiled. "Of course, Theo. What kind of story would you like to hear?" Theo, his eyes sparkling with mischief, grinned. "Tell me a story about a princess who can fly!" And so, Mama Hazel, her imagination ignited by Theo's request, spun a tale of a princess who could soar through the sky on the back of a giant, feathered bird. She described the princess's adventures, her encounters with talking animals, and her quest to save a kingdom from a wicked sorcerer.

Suddenly, inspiration struck. Without even tidying up, she hurried to her studio and began to sketch frantically. She wanted to create a book titled 'The Adventures of the Runaway Princess'. The name might sound cheesy, but it was just a temporary title. She had the entire storyline planned out. The story was about a commoner princess and the hardships she faced. Wielding a sword, she overcame obstacles, fought villains, and defeated dragons. Eventually, she would save a handsome prince, finding both friendship and love along the way.

He just met my eyes and gave the smallest shake of his head. No. I lowered my face to Bella's ear. "Princess," I murmured. She sobbed against my neck. "Do you remember that story I told you the other day? About the princess in the tower?" Bella cried, but nodded. "There was a princess who was different from everyone else in the kingdom," I said quietly. "She was smart and brave. She saw things adults pretended weren't there." Bella held her breath.

I wave goodnight to my her, and hand in hand, Tania and I walk home. It’s late, so we skip bath time for now and I get her right into bed. She’s practically passed out already, but her will is strong. “Can you tell me a story?” she asks sweetly. How could I possibly say no to her? “Well, once upon a time, there was a princess who lived in a big castle with her mom, the queen. But she was very sad, because they lived in the castle all alone. So one day, the princess decided to leave the castle walls and find some friends.”