The Kingdom Of Corona

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Once upon a time there lived a royal couple in the kingdom of Corona. They were together for many years and loved each other very much. Their family doctor had been doing a check-up on the queen as he heard she was ill. He granted her with a special flower that held healing powers from the sun all while announcing to them that the Queen was expecting a child. The Queen, through her aching coughs manages to ask if the baby would be harmed by her illness. The doctor reassured her and her husband that the baby was not affected and that she herself would return to her normal health in mere days with the new medicine. The doctor instructs the couple to give him a call if the Queen does not feel better in a week. The King helps the Queen take her …show more content…
That Sunday the couple arranged a special announcement to the people of Corona. They announced the Queen's pregnancy and their plans to have a celebration once the baby is born for its birthday. The Queen was due to expect a delivery in the summer where in Corona the days were filled with beaming rays of sunshine and the night with mesmerizing stars. The week the Queen was due everyone waited impatiently for the new heir to the throne to be born whether it be a prince or princess was all still to be found out. Excitement was expressed through all the faces of the people from old to young everyone was happy, it was a moment they could all share and remember forever. The event meant Corona would prosper with an heir that grew up with healthy parents and a kingdom that loved their new ruler. The Queen, quite unusually, delivered on her due date and was able to share the sight of her newborn prince with the people of her kingdom. She expressed gratitude towards everyone's well wishes and compliments. Never before had Corona seen such unity and never before had they seen a prince with golden locks. Odd enough the King not Queen were blonde but their son had thick silky blonde hair. After …show more content…
While the doctor began the checkup the couple inquired about the blonde hair of their son. The doctor chuckled a bit as the couple seemed concerned, he assured them there was nothing to worry about. He explained that the sun’s beaming powers that were captured in the flower the mother used had simply transferred to the prince’s hair. The couple relieved that there was nothing wrong with their son asked how they go about cutting his hair. The doctor replied "You don't". The couple exchanged puzzled faces and the doctor explained that cutting his hair relinquishes the power from his hair. The couple agreed it was very necessary to keep their son’s hair intact in order to ensure their sons health and happiness and incase it's powers are ever needed again. So less than a year passes by and the prince vanishes, he was believed to be kidnapped by an evil man yearning for its powers of youthfulness and health. The evil man indeed took the prince and he raised him for

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