I was relief my friends took the news bout my real identity that I've been trying to hide for a long time, but the joy certainly didn't last long, because...
"Anyway," Sky interrupted, "now you know her real identity, perhaps you guys could help us persuade her." I gasps, "NO. Don't you drag them into this." "Really?" Sky smirked. "She doesn't want to return, as she fears our parents, the King and Queen, would not let her come back here." I glared at him. "HOWEVER, that shouldn't happen if you guys were there WITH her."
My eyes widen with shock. "What? Sky? Just what are you planning here?" My friends look as astonished as I was. "Relax, nothing that will get you killed." he answered simply. "Where was i? Right. If you guys come along with us, you'll be staying with her for the week and attend the ball too, of course, because you guys are the royal guests, when you return, Sophie, I mean, Tory will be able to return too."
"So you're saying, " Ashley joined in, "is that we, go with Tory, back to your country, and live in a castle?" Everyone's eyes widen at that. "Yeap. Not really a castle though," Sky grinned. "Think of it as a vacation, although living in a palace has its set of rules to obey too. So what do you say?" "Wait a second," I said, confused, "are you sure this is a good idea? I mean, I would love them to come of course, but are Mother and Father okay about this?" Sky laughed, "Are you kidding? If you attend the ball, they'll agree to anything. *He turns to my friends* So what do you say? Deal?"
My friends glanced at each other, then looked at me, I nodded enthusiastically, "This might actually work." After like a second or so, my friends grinned. "DEAL."
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A Scandian Tale: Royal? Or Normal?
Ficção AdolescenteVictoria leads a double live, she's not just a normal teenager in one country, she's also a princess in another. And that secret of hers...is about to be revealed to her oblivious friends. This is a fictional story and NOT based on anything real.
