"So, I was a princess when I was little. Yeah, not one of your average I'm-above-everyone-and-you're-a-stupid-peasant type of Princess. I treated everyone equally and loved every little thing in my little kingdom in a hidden empire in the forests of Yorkshire. I would always wake up with a smile on my face and invite all the middle-class and lower-class people to have a party for important events and it would be a heck of a good time. Yet, my sweet parents, King Richard, and Queen Laura, warned me of inviting the Unexpected. When I was young, of course, I didn't have quite an idea of what they were, and why they were called the Unexpected. So, I asked innocently, "Who are the Unexpected?" They both would say, they are the "scary people that don't belong here" type of thing when you're little. The truth is that they're mentally insane and they're kept under quarantine. Yup, quite nice to know you live in a palace with a dungeon under your house/dominions with insane people waiting to clobber you at the last minute. Sounds delightful, huh? To me, when I was young, I thought they needed a break from the icky food and terrible conditions and show them a good time for once at the palace grand galas and parties. Yet, my decision was the worst I made.. Yeah, doesn't sound good to invite mental people to your 15th birthday party, doesn't it. So, I invited them and then, when my parents found out, they just let it pass because I was still considered young and plucky to make a bad mistake like that. So, once I saw them, I checked them in, and in the pocket of one scary man, shined a piece of metal that seemed to be the muzzle of a gun.. I didn't know this, so I thought it was a present for my dad, so I let him through, how stupid of me...once I let him in, he let out an evil grin bigger than a jump-rope laid on the floor. I knew that wasn't good."
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Reina's Fate
FantasyA heartbreaking bone chiller story of a girls twisted life. She soon faces the climax of her life and fights it off and becomes the next big thing. Will she become who she once was in her glory? Or stay as a worker and an embarrassment to her name?
