Nineteen years of being ordinary.
Meet Alex Fitz. Born to Ezra and Valentina with the name Alexandra Katerina Fitzgerald. She is a princess completely unaware of that fact. When her younger half brother shows up to make her aware of her royal stat...
My eyes fluttered open in the morning and for once they were not stuck together with dried tears on my eyelashes. I had fallen asleep. I did not cry myself to sleep last night.
I sat up from my bed and looked around the canopy bed. Thankfully, no one was in my room. I did not want to make a big deal of me leaving my bed for the first time. No one needed to know that I have been miserable for the past two weeks; however, all my friends knew the misery. The people in the village and the people of the kingdom did not need to know.
I went in the shower and attempted to scrub the last two weeks off from my body. Kat had been trying to subtly give me some form of a sponge bath in my own bed, but eventually she would give up and spray a lot of air freshener and perfume. She would also lift my arms and deodorize me.
Wearing a matching set of silk pajamas for the past two weeks has gotten old. Kat would attempt to undress me and put me in a fresh pair of silk pajamas. It proved to be a difficult task.
Black leggings and an oversized dark green sweater. A true Alex Fitz original.
I may need to go by, Alexandra Katerina Fitzgerald now, but I will be damned if I let this damn country take anything else away from me. They already took Nathan. I will not let them take away the simple things that make me who I am. That includes my clothes.
After finally leaving my bedroom after two weeks, I expected to see Kat waiting for me inside my bedroom. However, I saw Ezra sitting on the couch in my bedroom.
"Let's go take a ride," he said.
A limo, and here I thought Ezra Fitzgerald would be having a horse drawn carriage taking us on our ride.
His driver drove the two of us into the village.
It took nearly an hour to reach somewhat of a destination. Neither of us said a single word inside of the limo. It felt tense inside of the limo, but I refused to look anywhere except out the window.
