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11: Royal Firing
Jarren
“What the hell is going on here?” I asked, walking into the building the wedding would be held in.
The entire place was in disarray. Nothing was set up. There were chairs thrown all over the place. The aisle carpet was all wrong. Everything was wrong.
“Your Highness, everything is still in the process of being set up.” The building coordinator supplied.
“Nothing is right. Everything is the wrong color.”
“Are you sure, Your Highness?”
“What do mean am I sure? It’s my wedding. Red and cream are the colors Princess Jilliannah and I chose.”
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