Paige Kirke is the granddaughter of Professor Digory Kirke. His grandfather wanted her to find Adventures in Narnia, but instead she found something else.

My name's Lysette. Well, that's all I really know. Or at least remember. But these strange creatures seem to know me..

You’d have thought that finding out you were Prince Caspian’s younger sister would be one of the best things to happen to you. You’d be wrong. When I found out that I was princess of Narnia I was faced with a load of stuff that I wasn’t really expecting. Like finding out my uncle killed my father, and was going to try to kill both me and my brother. My name is Reyna Lisette Ainsley, yesterday I was just a normal 15 year old girl, I was on my way to school, but suddenly I became Princess of Narnia. *based on the Chronicles of Narnia FILM Prince Caspian, but I’m not going for word perfect with the script as I don’t have 24/7 access to the film, at most I have 3 hours and 45 minutes per week. I’m not basing it on the book as I watched the film first, so I kinda know that version a lot better, and (super ashamed to admit this) I only read the book once!

The time has come for Lucy, Susan, Peter and Edmund to return to Narnia once again only to find that everyone ether knew and loved gone. What will happen when they meet now Prince and Princess of Narnia......

side note: Okay people here is the actual revised story from my very very first Narnia fan fic. I tried really hard to keep a lot of my main points and writing descriptions there but obviously there had to be some changes. >>>>>> Edmund, Lucy, and, to Edmund's disliking, their cousin Eustace are thrusted back into the magical world of Narnia. It's been three years since Charlotte and Edmund have seen each other and a lot has changed. Charlotte isn't the same girl from before, she knows what she wants now. She knows that she wants nothing to do with Edmund. When you're stuck on a ship with the one person you've been trying to forget though, things can take a drastic turn. (This story is told in two alternating perspectives: Charlotte's and Edmund's)