Windsor Stories

This is a story about the only daughter of Charles Prince of Wales and Diana Princess of Wales daughter born in February 5 called Victoria Helena Elizabeth. She is the youngest of three, first William then Harry and her (Victoria). She was born at St Mary's Hospital in London, she was baptised at Windsor Castle in the private chapel by the Arcebishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie. Her education began in Jane Mynors' Nursery School & Wetherby School (London), then she went to Ludgrove School (Berkshire), St Hilda's College, Oxford (she studied History and Geography) then UCL (University College London) where she studys History Geography and Political Science. Her parents divorce toke a great toke on the princess but her brother supported her, but her mothers death she saw that she will no longer have a mother.

Princess Hope Alexandra of Wales is the third child and only daughter of the People's Princess and the Prince of Wales. She had the normal childhood that her brothers couldn't have but there was no way to avoid who she really is any longer nor could she run away from it all. She must face what her family has tried to keep her away from: the public scrutiny, the constant comparison to her late mother, and the pressure of serving Queen and country. Started: January 2021 Ended: *still on-going*

Campbell navigates her allegiance to both a shadow corporate entity and a religion that worships the great artificial mind that human beings will one day create. In this far future speculative fiction expect a lot of corpo-speak, technobabble, and not much action.

HOLD ME, LIKE THE RIVER JORDAN. ╱ june ' 26 › mjj og story （ 💂🏽 ） -

A topical poem about the private christening of the newest member of the British royal femily

Jack's Mettle: A Story of Legacy, Struggle, and the Ghost Who Guided Me A forgotten football legend. A boy lost between worlds. And the unseen thread that bound them across time. Jack Cooper never knew the boy who would one day inherit his legacy. Born John Holloway in the heart of England's working-class struggle, he was a man of contradictions-the fearless Barnsley captain who led his team to FA Cup glory in 1912, the scrapper who stood alone against a storm of hatred from rival fans, yet also the devoted friend and family man whose quiet kindness lingered long after his triumphs. A century later, oceans away, a child grows up clutching Jack's tarnished medal, desperate for a compass in a world where he doesn't belong. Torn between English roots and Canadian adolescence, bullied for his accent and undiagnosed dyslexia, the author finds refuge in Jack's myth. Through football pitches and frozen hockey rinks, through failures and fights, the ghost of a man he never met becomes his lifeline-proof that grit and grace can coexist, that the past never truly dies. Jack's Mettle is more than a memoir. It's a meditation on how we're shaped by the echoes of those who came before us.

This has a lot to do with mental health. I hope people can relate and show them that they are not alone.

Blair knows what's going to happen in her life. She's had an arranged marriage to Isaac since she was born. To Prince Isaac. But when he doesn't want it, Blair decides to screw all the lessons on how to sit pretty and just let herself go. A couple of beers and road trips later, they're both going to have to face up to what's really keeping them apart.