Your majesty, the Queen has run away again

Your majesty, the Queen has run away again

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An exhausted king, a wild queen and a marriage ordained by a divine crown, can anything ever be normal again? . . . Once the war had passed the people of Cascardi kingdom found a new topic to focus on and ceaselessly chatter about: Their king's unmarried status. The most exasperating thing of the entire affair for king Bairen was the number of letters he received from noble houses presenting their daughters like jewels to be auctioned. In the end, to stop the chaos his mother offered him a solution. "Invoke the crown." Of course the divine crown would not make a mistake, it would not choose a queen unfit for the kingdom nor unfit for the king himself.... Right? Right...? The guard captain: "Sorry your majesty, we couldn't stop her..." The head maid: "She abandon her dresses and stole a riding wear from the stables" The Butler: "I'm afraid she took your horse my king.." Ps. Any and all images used do not belong to me, all credit to the original owners. PSs. Some names will be made up entirely, this story is entirely fictional.
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