“Ladies, I’m going to get out of the car, another driver will take my place though be careful as what you say and do will be broadcasted to everyone. He will drive you straight down the red carpet to a back alley. You’ll get out and make your way to The Page Blue Hotel. You’ll know where to go from there. See you soon ladies.”
The driver spoke quickly, too quickly for us to understand. And soon enough for me to even take a breath; our driver had opened the door to get out as a young lady in a red dress helped him. The girl’s screams got louder as the lady in the red dress spoke through a microphone.
“Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen and by far all the DIRECTIONERRRRRRRSSS!”
The screaming teenagers were crazy! I couldn’t come to face myself with the fact that my cousin has to live like this every day.
If Lu stills lives in the same house we lived in as kids, I think he’d be safe. I mean our house was huge! Our Grandpa used to tell us stories about the Queen of England and how he used to drive her around. We loved hearing his stories. We had a wild imagination because he had a wild life!
There was an old book of my Great, Great Grandmothers that told all the stories of her life. There were stories of her playing in the backyard with the Queen of England’s son to the stories of those two getting married, though ending in divorce.
Bottom line, our whole family in England was over 30 people which involved cousins, aunts, brothers, sister, and grandparents and so on. So we didn’t have separate houses because we had lots and lots and lots of money from the divorce of my Great, Great Grandmother and the King of England. This gave us as a family the opportunity for living in the Second Royal House of England.
We all had a share of money for our own. This gave me and my family the opportunity to say goodbye to our Seconds Royal Family in England to go and live a regular life in Australia.
Louis saved his money to pay for his X-Factor auditions. Once he passed them we all pitched in what we could to pay for our baby LuLu’s chance at an earned celebrity life as a singer.
It made him happy and it made us happy.
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You can run, but you can't hide
Hayran KurguI've been living a distant life with my cousin. He surprised me when he visited me in Australia with his lads. Everything was perfect. I was reunited with my family, friends and boyfriend. One small problem. They want me to move back home with them...
