Adelaide had a purpose in life - to be a queen like her great-grandma Queen Elizabeth II. But more and more she realized that she would be a queen much different from any of the eight Queens who reigned over the British Isles.
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One day, Delly was playing in the garden with her parents, William and Kate. They were having a great time together, laughing and playing games. Suddenly, Delly stopped and looked up at her parents with a big smile on her face.
"What?" William asked, noticing her smile.
"I love you guys so much," Delly said, beaming with joy.
William and Kate exchanged a look of warmth and affection, and then William leaned over and gave Delly a big hug.
"We love you too, sweetie," he said. "No matter what, you'll always be our little girl."
Delly felt her heart swell with happiness as she hugged her parents back tightly. In that moment, she realized that no matter what anyone else might think or say, her parents loved her unconditionally. It didn't matter whether she was born before or after their marriage - she was their daughter, and that was all that mattered.
Delly felt overwhelmed with emotions and hugged both her parents tightly. "I love you both so much," she said with a smile. Kate and William hugged her back and smiled. "We love you too, Delly. You are our special little girl, no matter what anyone thinks," William said.
Delly felt a sense of warmth and happiness wash over her. She knew that her parents loved her unconditionally and that she didn't need to worry about what anyone else thought of her. She realized that it didn't matter if she was born within or before marriage, what mattered was the love and bond between her and her parents.
From that moment on, Delly felt a new sense of confidence and self-worth. She knew that she was loved and cherished by her parents, and that was all that mattered. She no longer felt the need to compare herself to others or worry about what people thought of her. She was happy just being herself, and that was enough.
That was what Delly felt now, next year, 2012, will be the last year when she will be having the whole of that parental love to herself. She would also realize, their love is conditional, especially with George as a constant reminder of her parents' ideal life, and the taint in their life, which is the pre-marital child —— Adelaide herself.
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In the Christmas card photo of 2011, Delly is standing between her parents, William and Kate, in a brightly lit room decorated with festive ornaments. Delly is pointing with excitement towards a military person in a display, while her parents look on, laughing and smiling at their daughter's enthusiasm. Delly is dressed in a red coat with a matching hair bow, while William is wearing a suit and tie, and Kate is wearing a cream-colored dress. The family appears happy and relaxed, enjoying each other's company and the festive spirit of the holiday season. The photo captures a precious moment of family togetherness and joy that will surely be cherished for years to come.
Adelaide's Fifth Birthday 2011:
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