Chapter 4

Meeting the Queen of Sweden again. (this time for a different reason).

As I stood before the imposing palace gates, my heart raced with anticipation. I had traveled from afar to meet the Queen of Sweden, seeking her blessing to marry not one, but two of her daughters - the beautiful Princesses Victoria and Madeline. The thought of winning their hands in marriage was both exhilarating and daunting, as I knew that the Queen was known for her strict standards and high expectations.

I took a deep breath and pushed open the gate, making my way through the manicured gardens towards the grand entrance of the palace. As I approached, the sound of laughter and music filled the air, and I could see members of the royal family mingling on the terrace.

Upon entering the palace, I was greeted by a stern-looking woman who introduced herself as the Queen’s lady-in-waiting. She led me through winding corridors and ornate chambers until we reached the throne room, where the Queen sat surrounded by her advisors and courtiers.

Getting to know Princesses Victoria and Madeline.

Excited by the prospect of meeting the princesses again I made my way to the palace, where I was greeted by the friendly staff and ushered into the presence of the princesses.

Princess Victoria, the elder of the two, was tall and regal, with piercing blue eyes and long blonde hair. She smiled warmly at William as he bowed before her, and they quickly hit it off discussing their shared love of history and literature. Meanwhile, Princess Madeline, who was more outgoing and playful, chatted with him about her passion for horseback riding and the outdoors.

As the day wore on, William found himself falling deeply in love with both princesses, each one bringing out a different side of his personality. He spent hours talking with them, laughing and joking, and feeling like he had never been happier.

But as the sun began to set, William knew that he would have to leave soon. Reluctantly, he bid farewell to the princesses, promising to return someday and continue their friendship. As he left the palace, he felt grateful for the unforgettable experience and the chance to know such remarkable women.

I was always finding joy and happiness in the company of Princesses Victoria and Madeline. I knew I couldn’t find love with just one of them but both.

My date with the 2 Princesses.

As the sun began to set over the picturesque kingdom of Sweden, I nervously prepared for the most daunting task of my life: taking not one, but two royal princesses on a date. The eldest, Princess Madeline, was known for her grace and poise, while the younger, Princess Victoria, was rumored to be a bit feistier.

I had been tasked with the challenge by King Alexander V himself, who believed that his daughters needed a break from the monotony of royal life and a chance to experience the “real world.” As a commoner, I was the perfect candidate for the job, and I was determined to make the date a success.

I arrived at the palace in my best suit, my heart racing with anticipation. The princesses were already waiting in the grand entrance hall, looking stunning in their elaborate gowns. Princess Sofia greeted me with a warm smile, while Princess Victoria shot me a sassy look before turning to her sister and whispering something in her ear.

I led the group out of the palace and into the bustling streets of Stockholm, where we were immediately mobbed by paparazzi and well-wishers. The princesses handled the attention with grace and poise, but I could tell that they were both secretly thrilled to be out of the spotlight for a few hours.

We made our way to a trendy restaurant in the city, where we were greeted by the owner himself. He bowed low before the princesses, who were impressed by the elaborate display of deference. I ordered us a selection of traditional Swedish dishes, including meatballs, loganberry jam, and aquavit, which the princesses devoured with gusto.

As the night wore on, I found myself growing more and more comfortable in the presence of the princesses. Princess Madeline was a delight, regaling us with stories of her travels and her love of horseback riding. Princess Victoria, on the other hand, was more reserved, but her quick wit and sharp tongue had me laughing more than once.

As the evening ended, I walked the princesses back to the palace, feeling a sense of sadness that the night was over. But as we said our goodbyes, Princess Madeline leaned in and whispered, “Thank you for a lovely evening. Maybe we’ll do it again sometime?”

I beamed with pride, knowing that I had succeeded in my mission to give the princesses a night to remember. And as I walked away from the palace, I couldn’t help but wonder if there might be a chance for me and Princesses Madeline and Victoria to have a future together. After all, as the king had said, sometimes the most unlikely of pairings can lead to the most unexpected and wonderful outcomes.