Royal life

Where it all began

When Prince Fabien was little, he was very popular to the public eye, following close behind his mother Queen Louise as they ride in their carriage to the Royal Cemetery to bury his five year old brother who died unexpectedly in his sleep. Though there’s been evidence that the servant caring for the sick child, grew far too exhausted on caring for poor little Johnathan. With King Benjamin away on travels, Queen Louise looks to their servants to help her take care of little Fabien. He was just 2 when his brother Johnathan died, possibly of murder, for there was strong evidence of struggle, and blood on his bed. His brother suffered from blood in the lungs for a year now, so that could contribute to the blood on the bed. But the sheets were wrinkled and bite mark on his pillow that looked as if there was an attempt to suffocate him, but the best evidence was the night stand.
  It would usually have a small handle holder and a little children’s book on it and a napkin, but there was a small little jar of honey and chamomile tea with a tiny jar of some kind of unknown strong smelling liquid. Fabien was treated far better than Johnathan has ever been treated by the help of the royal family. Queen Louise spent most of her time running the monarchy, while King Benjamin would do his best at being a father for young Fabien. As the little Prince grew older, he became very popular with artists who are sharing the royal life. But in his teen years, Fabien lost his father, as his sickness progressed rapidly. By the time Fabien was 14, he started seeing a quite beautiful local, Alexia.
  They would often times be seen in his garden, or strolling through London, going to shops for him to shower his love with gifts to accent her beauty and skills as an artist as well. 
    At 16, Fabien was Christened and married to Alexia, for two years they tried to conceive children and failed for those two years, then by the end of the third year Alexia was with child. The royal couple couldn’t be any happier at the news, and didn’t hesitate to tell all of their big news. Queen Louise did her best as mother in law to Alexia, on making sure she was healthy and well prepared, far more than Queen Louise was when Prince Johnathan was born. Princess Alexia and Queen Louise became quite close, which never bothered Fabien, whenever he would come across his mother and his beautiful wife gossiping in the garden, or sitting by the pond as Louise watches Alexia sketch the royal grounds. As the months went by, Alexia’s belly became far more bigger than if she would have been carrying a single baby in her womb. 
    In early September, Alexia gave birth to fraternal twins, neither one of them was prepared for twins but was determined to do their best. Patrick and Patrisha were the first set of twins that any of the royals have seen in Centuries. The twins were well liked and had everything handed to them until they were 5, then Alexia gave birth to another girl, who they named after the former Queen Louise.