Royalty Gone Bad

Writer's POV:

Though very young to be sultan, Asahd was able to keep the people of Zagreh in perfect peace and satisfaction. He did follow in his father's footsteps and the sultanate predicted that with time, he would definitely do more than his father had. He would be a greater sultan than his father.

However, Asahd remained himself. He wasn't going be that 'All work and no play', sultan. No Sir. He sure knew how to have fun. He still went out with friends when he could, but remained responsible all the while.

Saïda after two months succeeding the crowning, gave birth to a little girl. Their little princess whom they called Nadeen Raya Usaïd. She looked like both her parents to some extent. The perfect mix between Saïda and Asahd. She was a very jovial kid, just like her brother before her and always made her parents laugh. Little miss sunshine took her father's flamboyant nature that made her even cuter.

As for Asahd and Saïda, the sultan sure knew how to keep his wife 'busy', if you know what I mean. Those two lived their love like they were the only ones in the palace. They travelled whenever they could and made sure to have fun when their children were asleep or away. Typical. And of course, this led to Saïda giving birth to baby number three. Another little boy whom they called, Na'il Ousemin Usaïd. This time, Asahd's genes were stronger. Na'il's hair was curlier than Zahir's, making him look very much like his father when he was a child, himself.

And the more Na'il grew, the more his once round face grew longer and shaped up like his father's.

Just like his brother and sister, he was a very jovial and happy kid too, though he'd inherited a tiny bit of Saïda's reserved side.

The Usaïds sure were a happy and satisfied family. The princes and princess brought a whole lot of happiness in the palace as they seemed to make everything bright.

Saïda and her husband couldn't have asked for more. Everything was perfect.

FIN!

*It's all over. I really enjoyed writing this story. When I started it, I never actually thought I would enjoy it this much, but I eventually did. I thank every single one of you that encourage me in my writing, whether by commenting, reviewing or sharing. I am grateful.

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