Royaled Humor

A royale ball

Queen Fae and King Cyril hosted a grand ball at the castle, inviting nobles and dignitaries from neighboring kingdoms. But the real reason for the ball was to get their children, Princess Lila and Prince Darius, to meet someone of the opposite gender and begin to think about courtship.

As the guests arrived, the castle was filled with music, laughter, and a sense of excitement. Lila and Darius were dressed in their finest attire, feeling both nervous and excited about the prospect of meeting someone new.

Queen Fae and King Cyril watched as their children mingled with the other guests, hoping that they would find someone they liked. They had carefully selected the guests, making sure that they were of high status and good character.

As the night wore on, Lila and Darius talked and danced with different guests, but it was clear that they were not particularly interested in anyone. Queen Fae and King Cyril exchanged concerned glances, wondering if their plan had failed.

But then, as the music slowed down, Lila found herself dancing with a young nobleman from a neighboring kingdom. They talked and laughed, and Lila found herself enjoying his company more than she had expected.

Meanwhile, Darius was talking with a young lady who was visiting from a distant kingdom. They bonded over their shared love of horses, and Darius found himself feeling more comfortable and at ease than he had been all night.

As the ball came to an end, Queen Fae and King Cyril approached their children, eager to hear their thoughts.

"Well, my dear, did you meet anyone you liked?" Queen Fae asked Lila.

Lila smiled shyly. "Yes, Mother," she said. "I met a young nobleman from the neighboring kingdom. He was kind and funny, and I enjoyed talking to him."

King Cyril turned to Darius. "And what about you, my son?" he asked.

Darius grinned. "I met a young lady who loves horses just as much as I do," he said. "We talked for hours and had a great time."

Queen Fae and King Cyril exchanged pleased glances, happy that their plan had succeeded. They knew that courtship was still a long way off, but they were glad that their children had made a connection with someone they liked and respected.

As the guests began to depart, Queen Fae and King Cyril watched their children with pride and love, knowing that they were growing up to become strong and capable individuals. And they felt grateful for their children.