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I was just another face in the crowd. That’s when I saw the decorations—ribbons of silver and violet hanging from windows and tied to poles. Tables were being filled with food and wine. At first, I thought it was some kind of harvest feast, but the mood felt different—more solemn, yet still joyful. “What’s happening?” I asked a woman fixing lanterns over her stall. She smiled kindly. “A gathering for the princess,” she said. “Tonight we honor her memory.” A princess. The word felt strange in my mouth, like something out of an old story. I had never cared about kings or queens before—they were names from a world that didn’t touch mine. But here, people spoke of her like she was more than a ru

She said with a dreamy look. She had nothing of a princess... She hardly spoke of fancy dresses or crowns, she simply spoke of her manners... She hardly acted like a savage but she didn't have refined manners like the woman in front of her either... Mirabelle... Is this what she would have looked like if she had been a princess? She would think she was beautiful... - I am Princess Mira-belle... She says with a theatrical air. - Keep your voice down! And don't ever do that again... It's not like me...

She fumbled out Rapunzel, which was clearly too intense of a word for such a little mouth. Now she was off on a tangent about different princesses and why they were special. She started explaining to me each princess’s talents and the names of their princes. Of course, I already knew everything that she was saying, but I didn’t say that. I just listened intently, happy that she was engaging. Most of what she was saying came out in mumbles and words that didn’t make sense. It seemed she still wasn’t used to having real conversations without slipping into baby babble. It was incredibly adorable.

She scooted closer to me as the girl left. “It is, Lillian. Will you please call me Violette.. you know how the people of the palace feel about me. I’m sure you calling me Princess offends them greatly.” I said sadly. She placed her hand on mine and nodded. “I’m sorry.. I forget we aren’t home sometimes. But just know that you will always be a Princess. It runs through your veins so don’t forget it.” She said softly. I smiled at her and nodded. “I won’t. Now, what can I do?” I asked.

Kate must be mistaken. "But you are our daughter." Adaline stepped in, and her statement made Sarah's eyes water. "Yes. You are our daughter, Sarah, don't ever question that. Besides, you saw that symbol that Kate pointed earlier, a crown-like one?" Sarah nodded, and Richard continued: "In Persian, it represents a woman of high rank or a princess." Sarah's and pretty much everyone else was still not understanding what Richard was aiming at here. "The word for a princess in Persian is Sarah. I believe this plate here talks about you, dear."

Her body hidden by his; all that can be seen of her is a shock of carrot-orange hair. ".... Once upon a time there was a beautiful princess, and her name was Shelley. And Princess Shelley wasn't like all the other ordinary princesses. All the ordinary princesses had hair that was blond or brown or black...." The little girl pipes up, in a way that says she already knows the answer to her question. "What colour was Princess Shelley's hair?" Al replies. "Princess Shelley's hair was bright red and the ordinary princesses teased her about it. But that was only because they were jealous...."

I had to do this right, so my efforts won't be in vain. I walked into her room and walked around, searching for anything that could give me a clue about her secret life. I knew the princess was smart and really quick witted. As I walk around the room, I passed the window. As I looked out, I saw her. Crying, amongst the flowers. She was always amongst the sunflowers. I guess she really liked them. I really felt bad for her, having to be forced to do something you don't want to, but have no choice to. I know how it felt.

Based on her defensive stance, I think she’d be more inclined to fight than run. To her credit, she raises her chin. “My name is Orsa. I’m not a princess.” He grins at her. “Are you not? One who is mated to a prince is usually considered a princess, at least here in the fae lands.” “Wouldn’t a prince prefer someone who is already a princess?” she asks. “I’ve met all the princesses in all the fae lands. None of them were right for me. None of them were mated to me. None of them were suited to CrystalSolaris. But I’d be willing to bet that you are, my beautiful Orsa.”

"Crap! Sorry. Please continue." "So there was this Prince, who had two older sisters. One day, the eldest was asked by another prince from a different kingdom to marry him. Since she accepts she had no choice but to leave the throne to the second eldest sister. The Prince had a friend, a duke. A duke is another royal, but not like the king and queen. Their sons and daughters are the one who will take the throne if there aren't any heirs to another kingdom. They are also good candidates when the king is looking for someone to be betrothed to his son/daughter too. Dukes for males and Duchess for females."

In a kingdom named Drachentia, there lived a kind-hearted Princess that earned the nickname Drachentia Kingdom’s Winter Flower. Born from the esteemed Duke of Mountravven family. Her name is Fuschia Mountravven. However, after becoming a Crown Princess, her nature was exposed.