For The Love Of Royal

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f the airport. This country was very modern an

like. Maybe she had thought that this place would be something out of a middle-aged count

blem. It wasn’t something that she wouldn’t be ab

nd looked down at her clothes, wondering if she was wearing something wrong, or if something was on her clo

e sister, and the girl waved at her. She raised her hand as well and waved right back at them. They w

she got here, but she was going to have to wait to do that when she got into the car that would take her to the p

ed him to try to see if he was coming to her or approaching someone else at her back. He was a short man with da

her and offered her a small smile. “Hello, ma’am.

to that and was only trying to confirm what he was aware of. She nodded her head a

and that had made her sweat on her palm which was wha

Goodman and I’m the head of the house guard. The palace is having a meeting with all the ministers in

lm before offering him her hand. “Nice to new you Mr. Goodman. You

“It wasn’t as if I had a choice. I don’t agree

as she expecting anyway? It wasn’t as if she didn’t know that that would be how things work her

s nice as they seemed or she might

me. I’m glad I didn’t have to wait.” S

gage out of her hand and took it to the boot of the

ar a car but there were many cars in front of the airport, so she didn’t know

r and she didn’t really have her mind on

g for you. Take your time, wh

ean to delay you. Just call me Royal and we can get going.” She said and walked to the car. She smiled at hi

s probably thinking about how weird the new woman whom the king had brought into the country was, but she just smiled and shrugged. Whe

he pulled the seatbelt across herself as he o

to have fun on th

ountry? I tried to do my homework before coming here, but this country seemed to like their privacy because there wasn’t much to find and I sure

ur gold, oil, and wool. We excel in those three things and that is where th

out the royal family, nothing incriminating. Just the basis.” She had sa

children, Prince Edward, became the king, while his second sibling handled the oil company the royal family had run for years. His last sibling handled the gold company

e everything major that brought revenue to the

he shrugged. “Well, I can’t remember how many great grandfathers exactly, but they found this country in a way, started th

ght in the middle of any war, so I want to kno

and you already want to leave?” he chuckled when he saw the confusion and

r, and she was a nice, kind person. Those were the things that he

elves states in total in this place.”

he asked him. “I’ve heard people call it

to name the capital of the country according to the discoveries. One of them was from Greece, so he

t it. When he pronounced it fast, s

e.” Do you think you can tell me more,

do that. You seem interesting enough to keep it all fun. An

g sarcastic or not, but she would take it as a complim

d, but because they have regions and villages, we call them states. As you may already know, the capital is like our big city, with all the big hospitals, schools, an international airport, local universities, and colleges, and its very own police stations. It’s a

e.” She said, impressed that they have a culture the

oad that was in front of him. He had a smile on his face too, and, she con

a very nice atmosphere as well. She wondered how people manage to find this place seeing as she had never heard of it

ew out a breath and said. “Thank you for doing this for me. Now I’ve

big gated community, but it wasn’t a community at al

separated by small white fences, and then a very huge house, a moder

htily and so beautiful that it made her feel so small in comparison. As the car moved clo

e king with their families lived there.” He pointed at a little green house on the left

snapped a couple of pictures, then she turned to Goodman

long as the king doesn’t find out and you

her seat and snapped some more of the surrounding. She didn’t even care t

and a man approached the car t

u.” She said. The man seemed surprised but

ed to the back of the car to take her luggage out. Still to amazed about this place to care, she stood there with an op

ed to Royal and said. “The King is still very much busy, but he has asked tha

e? Won’t I be staying a

ters. But the palace had no visitors area, so the king thought you would lo

din

k to the palace for dinner. There you’ll

staying in the palace, but it was all right. It doesn’t matter where she