Another Chapter || King Paul and Queen Frederica - The Royals Book 3

Princess Frederike ( Frederica in English ) of Hanover never expected herself to end up anywhere at all, as a princess of the deposed Hanoverian royal family. Her paternal great grandfather, George V of Hanover was the last king of Hanover, and the first cousin of her maternal great great grandmother, Queen Victoria of England. Her family had to render in Austria.

Her life takes a turn when she was only ten ( 1927 ). The Greek royals come to visit, except for king George II of Greece, who was loathing his time in Romania. However, her maternal grand aunt Sophia, the dowager queen of Greece and her four other Irene, children came: Helen, Paul, Irene, and Katherine. Helen recently divorced Carol II of Romania, and now the current king is Helen's son, Michael ( he's only 6 ). So, it won't be wrong to call her queen mother at least! Paul is the heir presumptive to George, because George isn't having any children with his infidel wife, Elisabeth ( Carol's sister, and Michael's red aunt ). When George dies, Paul would be king. It's uncertain who'd he marry. He broke up with Nina Georgievna, his paternal first cousin. He thought American girls were preppy, but didn't really like them either. He seems like a man who's mainly focused on his passions and education, as much as he is towards his rank as crown prince. Irene is currently single...and so is Katherine.

Yet, Frederica, after seeing Paul for the first time, already was heart warmed by his charm and intelligence. It was hard for her to accept that he was her uncle.

However, seven years later in the wedding of the duke and duchess Of Kent in 1934, they fall in love and Paul already asis Frederica's father, the duke of Brunswick, Ernst Augustus for Frederica's hand in marriage. All of their dreams shatter when he declines Paul's offer, because Frederica was only 17, and can't be burdened to give a successor to the Greek throne that early.

Will Paul and Frederica ever marry?

( Guys ik they did )