Princess Diana Quotes Novels & Stories

A maid asked while they were having a picnic on the Xen hills. They were reading — ‘Collection of classical romantic poetry.’ Diana was bored, so she thought of going for a picnic. Well, clearly, she hated being alone and definitely hated being left out. So she was always surrounded by people. “I don’t think about love,” Diana said, and I tensed my brows. I didn’t know why I was eagerly waiting for her answer and felt so disappointed when she said she didn’t think about love. “What does that mean, princess?” Another maid asked nervously.

"You can't be this cautious all the time. The brave may not live very long but—" "—the cautious do not live at all," I finished the quote from The Princess Diaries. Cassie sighed dreamily and looped her arms through mine. "I love Anne Hathaway," she stated, earning a laugh from me. And just like that, I was ready to be spontaneous.

Jannie inquired. "Just watch me make her smile unlimitedly" Sandra replied and then withstand Diana. "Princess where is your sweetheart? your one above all, your..." Sandra mumbled to Dana. "Stop talking about him!!!, I don't want that please!" Diana shouted at her. "Hahaha, I warned you, Sandra, I warned you that you are not smart but you wouldn't listen" Jennie makes fun of Sandra. "Be reasonable for once, please? can't you see that princess is not okay!?"

And that made her worries gone little by little. "Where are we heading?" Diana asked after getting inside the car. Unlike Harry, Diana was way more cool when it comes on treating her. She was not into pampering her and got no trace that she was going to do it sooner. She's like her equal. No sugar coats, no filters. "Anywhere." Siren said. "Okay, cool." Diana starts driving. On their way out, Siren's phone rang. Felix's name was on the screen. "Hey..."

A different Suburban, this one black, pulled in front of the house. “Is it a red escort? The police wouldn’t send someone else, would they?” “I don’t think so.” Caleb started to walk outside. Diana tugged at his arm. “Wait for me. I’ve got to do something.” He couldn’t help looking at her in disbelief. “My mother always said to use the bathroom before I went anywhere,” she hastily explained. “Just don’t leave without me.” He tilted his chin down. “I won’t be leaving without you, honey, that’s for certain.”

Realizing that his reaction may have been a bit excessive, Enda cleared his throat softly, trying to appear as calm as possible, and changed the subject: "Don't worry about that. By the way, have you met Dieter yet?" "Yes." Ciara replied. "What did he say to you?" "Nothing at all." Ciara replied honestly. "What?" Enda exclaimed, surprised. "He didn't say anything?" But then he muttered to himself, "Well, with that personality, it's completely normal." "But why don't you cling to him to get an explanation for the recent events happening to you? Aren't you curious?" Enda asked. Ciara pondered for a while before responding, "Not really. If there's an answer, that would be great, but if not, it'

She broke all protocols despite the warnings and protests of the royal advisors that it would be best she stayed within the palace walls where she would be protected Daciana refused stating she wanted to see her parents’ bodies willingly or she would have to fight her way to the site. It was an unusual request but yet again Princess Daciana wouldn't be the one you call the usual Princess. In fact she was the only one who hated the title "princess" She grabbed a coat and hurried down the halls her mother's voice echoed in her mind. "Princesses shouldn't run" "Daciana you are going to bring shame to this family if you don't eat your bullshit and aspire to be like your sisters"

"Mekayla, I think this is enough for today; let us get home. You need to get rest." "No, Xavien, not until we have sorted everything out. Now, what did Diana and Betty say." Well, this is where I go dead quiet and have not idea what to say to her; whichever way I try to let it come out, it is still going to be a disaster. So I might as well just get it out. "Princess, they are…uhm…"

“Ben, you’re such a great man despite your list of women. You just don’t know that. You should’ve given the opportunity to see yourself being in love. Why are you so afraid to risk and be in love? What’s stopping you aside from Sebastian’s threat?” I sigh, “That I might hurt her.” “Don’t you think what you’re doing now is also hurting her?” “Mom look at me!” Diana’s voice catches our attention. “I look like a princess.” “Oh baby you are!” Elizabeth smiles she kneels down before her child. “This dress is so lovely on you.” I smiled and said, “You’re a very lovely princess, Princess Diana.”

“I planned the entire thing. They helped a little, but not much. Cecilia was barely any help at all.” “I see,” I murmured. “Well, you did a wonderful job, Sophia.” She beamed at the compliment, just like I knew she would. “I believe a toast is in order,” Diana said as she lifted her Champaign flute. She also grabbed a fork and began clinking it against her glass, drawing the attention of those nearby. “I just wanted to say that I am so proud of my daughter for all her accomplishments, and now that she’s going to be queen, her accomplishments will shine through,” Diana said proudly. “To Sophia and King Leopold and their happy union.”