"Well, this is certainly one of the more interesting gifts I've received." We looked upon a dollhouse which bore a striking similarity to Morningstar.
"I don't like it," Jonathan said.
"You don't like anything," I answered.
"It's too private a gift, your majesty. I don't like the message it sends. Even that unicorn was a better choice."
I wouldn't agree aloud with the Captain, but there was something that rang true in his statement.
"What should I do with it?" I asked.
"Perhaps you could donate it?"
Askew breezed into the room and said, "I'll take it."
We both turned and I asked, "Why?" Askew opened his mouth and I said quickly, "Absolutely not!"
"But, your majesty..."
"I don't know how many times I have to tell you. There will be no museum dedicated to me."
"The future generations of Britons will want one."
"They will not."
AN: Over...
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The Queen of England: Coronation (Drabbles)
Teen FictionDrabbles for upcoming novel entitled The Queen of England: Coronation, set for release in 2016 (AU: Victorian England). Written by Courtney Brandt. Reviews and critiques are welcome - I could definitely use more steampunk elements/ideas.