Whispers of Fate: love,loss & the crown.

and be miserable? She'd rather be far off in Europe with her friend and there she can be able to device a good plan to bring the stupid prince her sister is to wed

condition and make sure he was ready to exchange

rowdy. Unfortunately for her, Thomas her best friend and confidant was here. Along her father, he w

horse. You'd think I would've rode my own horse but no. Instead my stupid mind had left my poor

and ca

me generous tips. Grand castle is just as grand as its name, big

aid with a perfect bow. "Or should I say commoner Elena? Why in hades ar

d you know I was to arrive in France today?" I said walking in

e upon his daughter while she's in France. I dare not point out to him that it is I who should be more wo

the by, why are you even in France? Last time I checked this place sort

ach other in a very long time I tell you. Other friends would be hugging and and trying to catch up but in our case..." I didn't actually have time for his

. Seems like our dear ole prince Richard has been having troubles making a decision" I said pick

were supposed to

dear Thomas you mean a lot to me and I love you. The reason I have come to France is because apparently acting rakish and careless has become a

to know everything about his country, castle, literally everything. This was the only thing I hated about this w

lling is bette

ing one eye, there stood a lady maid with her hands folded and she look

u are?" I

fetch you for dinner and also put away the new clothes yo

r years before coming here to France to stay wi

waking me up and please do tell Thomas I shall be down

and dress you?" Poor Rose. Seems she's served a lot of rich people. Ladies and gents, rich women an

ng on killing Thomas, this should've done it! But then I had also been the one asking for nice, fresh, good clothes. But couldn't he get something that didn't scream 'I'm

sight of a beautiful woman" Thomas said as

erwise" I said while taking a sip of

one who have needs. And fortunately for me I'm not cel

arguing with you. While it

rs throat) let's move on to more serious matters. How do you i

way back to Wessex and marrying

say to him. Throw me in a mission where a person proves as

" Thomas interjecte

d slumping back into my chair. Tho

've learnt how to sit properly. No wonder yo

out my lack of training as I do

e aren't you? You'd have to live in the castle with

ce that delinquent into marrying my sister if he was already in his homeland? I've been told he is one of his e

ve an estate in Yorkshire?!" I

! All you do is drink and sle

I don't feel comfortable sharing details about t

with an eye roll. "

e" "You know what I mean. (sigh) why ar

remember?" He said tak

I know you. This place has been locked up for years, you

she has grown accustomed to thanks to dearest mother. Lost in thoughts she hadn't realized when h

oment hugged him. " I'm so sorry. How long?" She said while hugging him. Somehow she

nd out last

n't you t

alive and never for once bothered to look for me" he gives out a dry laug

you spoken

st can't. I want to hate

ever know what she's lost and that's enough punishment" Elena said holding h

st opportunity to get rid of her for good but well I later realized for some damn reason my w

well we sort of are couples. I loved Thomas as much as he loved me but as a friend don't get it mistaken. With a sigh I realized Thomas right now wouldn't be

n two days" this made Thomas turn

's becau

lot. Closure is all you need Thomas and that's why you won't be helping me out with this quest of mine.

just two more days, we m

ster" he said laughing and sprinting across the hall and Elena did no

ng games, running around the castle like children, dressing as commoners and going into the local market

se me

Princess of Wessex

ng is as annoying as waiti

nd my oh my. He's absolutely gorgeous, handsome, his eyes screams danger and power and it made m

rag the supposed future King of Wessex down to the place he's meant to rule one day" I said with a stiff shoulder while giving my

rning to me he said, "and I'm sure you've had quite a journey. Why don't you rest and tomorrow discuss your reaso

ere for business and not to rest!" I continued following him till he got to his library, taking a seat and go

any kind of transaction with Wessex in any way

hat I'm talking about so don'

you'd have more intelligence and oh, no one swears in here except me" he said in an annoyingly calm tone. I don't thi

es

I want to. I'm not some loose girl that need a chaperone, like I s

're.

y" I left without wanting to hear another word from him. The nerve of the man! My poor sister, if she only knew what sort of man she's t