The Princess Diaries || brooks

Epilogue

Lissette and Antares fell in love the second their eyes met. I knew it right away because the way he looked at my sister was the same way Daniel looked at me.

Needless to say, they spent the rest of the night together.

This was just the beginning of their happily ever after.

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Several Years Later…

Ariadne and Beau got married when she turned twenty years old and he was twenty-one. That same day was when he received his official title as Prince of Asturias. The Janoskians fanbase in Spain was more than delighted to be represented by him.

He’s still part of the Janoskians and travels the world during their world tours, but he’s had to tone down his behavior quite a bit.

Ariadne always encourages him to be himself though, and the two spend the majority of their time in the castle running around playing jokes on people. They’ve been married for about five years now and have two beautiful four year old children, twins to be exact, a boy and a girl. Their names are just as long as ours are. The boy is named Prince Ibrahim Ernesto De La Santisima Trinidad de Asturias y Los Paises Bajos de Holanda, but we fondly refer to him as Ibby. Their daughter is named Princess Isabella Jacqueline De La Santisima Trinidad De Asturias y Los Paises Bajos de Holanda, we all call her Isa for short. Except Beau, who calls her Bella because he is unable to pronounce Isa the way we pronounce it.

Lissette and Antares were so smitten that they wanted to get married as soon as possible.

She was eighteen and he was twenty-two. The ceremony was held in the Netherlands and it was a beautiful ceremony.

Now she and Antares are next in line to the Dutch throne, right before my mom. Since they were able to produce a male heir, that boosted them up a spot, but my mother doesn’t mind. She loves both Antares and Lizzy. They’ve been married for six years and have one son, a little boy who they named David. She lives in the castle of the Netherlands, but visits often when she needs to take care of her people here in Spain.

Abuela gained a sense of humor thanks to Beau and the other boys.

She at first wasn’t too fond of their jokes and pranks, but now she has grown to love them and laugh more. She loves the boys as if they were her own grandsons.

Daniel and I were the last to get married out of my sisters and I. This was because as in love as we were, we still got into arguments at least three times a day. A lot of the time it was because I wanted things to go my way and sometimes he didn’t want to give in.

We both learned to compromise and get along better.

We loved each other too much to let go.

He and I got married when I was twenty one. My wedding was the greatest wedding in the history of royal weddings, if I do say so myself.

Our honeymoon was spent in the British Virgin Islands.

He was crowned Prince of Cantabria, although he didn’t want to at first. But he’s been a great Prince. He and Beau get together every Friday and they buy tons of food and give it to the homeless.

Something I never thought of doing in my lifetime.

It changed my life when I accompanied him and saw how grateful those people were. Ariadne and I join them every Friday now and when Lissette and Antares visit, they tag along as well.

For that, Beau and Daniel were in the top 25 most loved men in Spain.

They deserved it.

Daniel and I have only been married about two years, but I know it will last because we’ve gotten through so much together.

We have a one year old little boy named Daniel, who we call Danny for short and Skip has been a great father to him. He has also been such a sweet uncle to Ibby and Isa, they absolutely adore him. Ariadne and I laugh when Beau and Daniel run around the castle, wreaking havoc like children, but nowadays they drag Ibby and Isa along with them, which makes the whole thing all the more amusing to watch.

Now I don’t feel as though being a Princess is a bad thing.

I have someone I can see myself spending forever with, even if it has to be on the boring throne of the Spanish royal family.

And I know my sisters feel the same.

The End.