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A Royal Romp! (Prettymuch intended only for Redecker and myself)
Anne stood in the center of her lavish apartment, the grey stone walls were decorated with lovely woven tapestries, her windows a beautiful collage of stained glass and beneath her feet a rather exotic white bear fur rug. With all this she was utterly and completely miserable. Her feet were swollen and her back ached, her once heart shaped face was now more cherubic with the pudge of her condition settling in her cheeks; only her personal servant had dared, in all her infinite dimwitted wisdom, to call the Princess “adorrible”.
Anne had gained her pregnancy weight well, and it suited her, she was no taller than any average woman but her thick hips and heavy bosom managed to do more than put a strain on her seamstress’s creativity. Oh she had plenty of new frocks, but in recent weeks she had been feeling so laden with her burden that she had let in some of her husband’s cruel comments about her appearance. Anne threw back the thick braid of flaxen hair to let it settle between her shoulders, the tip tickling the nape of her back.
The princess frowned and stared at the door to her bedchamber, “I simply cannot bear one more minute locked away like some...some…bird!” She threw her hands up in exasperation, nearly backhanding the young woman standing beside her. “I was never so foolish as to think I could marry for love, but at the very least I had wished my husband would hold some fondness for me. I am little more than a despised pet!” She moaned while looking to Yvette her lady-in-waiting.
Not more than a year had passed since her family had received the arranged marriage proposal of King Othgar. She was of suitable breeding and fair in looks, the arrangement had gone through rather quickly though. She had been suspicious when she received her own apartment in the castle so hastily, but when it had taken a matter of months for her husband to bed her Anna had been all but devastated. The man quite literally had his head in the stars so often his hobby bordered upon obsession, but that wasn’t the worst of it. Prince Louis’s proclivities delved into areas that made Anne almost grateful for his. When she had taken his seed he had left her the castle staff to manage.
“Perhaps a walk your majesty? We could go to the stables and feed Arthur, it has been a few days and I am certain he misses you.” She chirped, with big brown eyes and mousey brown hair gathered back in a snood the servant was indeed charming in a simple manner.
“I do so miss riding…” Anne mused; it had been many months since she was permitted by the royal physician to do much more than loaf about her room. If he had his way she would be tied to her bed, but the man had learned which battles to fight with the fair haired princess. She now looked down to her swollen belly, heavy with child her past times had been taken away one by one, at least she could still dote upon her steed. “I think that will do Yvette, come help me with my gown lest I roll down the stairs.” She joked bitterly as the girl opened the chamber door and gathered the blue silk of the princess’s hemline to help her down the steps.
*****
In the dead of summer the sun was high and unforgiving, the specially made dress that Yvette had so dutifully assembled upon her Princess was now being plucked at, tugged out of shape and wrinkled while the sweltering pregnant woman fussed. Anne all but waddled the last yard to the stables before leaning against a post to suck in a steady breath. There was no way she could have cared any less that the stable hands were staring at her, she simply turned to her servant with a rather amusingly frustrated face. “I believe I will have a talk with my seamstress tomorrow, lighter fabric. I need lighter fabric.” She flapped the sleeves of her dress with a rather colorful and unladylike word that caused Yvette to gasp then giggle. “I’ll fetch some water your highness, then we can feed Arthur.” She bobbed a little curtsey.
“Oh! Perhaps you might bring a few of those dates and goat’s cheese with you?” Anne gave an almost guilty smile before Yvette nodded and took off. With a heavy sigh she pushed from the post and began moving towards her horse, upon seeing his mistress the ghostly gelding gave a little snort and stuck his head out of the stall. “Ah my love you look well.” She gathered his great face into her arms and pressed her cheek to his velvety nose.
Upon Yvette’s return Anne had bade a stable hand to bring her horse from his stall and had waddled, puffed and trudged her way to the middle of the pasture where a great tree stood. She had even managed to make it to the ground all by herself…in part…ok the boy had helped and there may have been some grunting involved. By the time Yvette had found her Mistress again Arthur was grazing contently and Anne was resting, now half propped up by cushions the servant had fetched.
A soft wind picked up the strands of gold that had escaped Anne’s braid, tickling her cheeks. “Your Majesty, I beg your forgiveness but the cook wouldn't allow me to bring you your dates, he said that he would send a boy out for them shortly…I did nick some sweet biscuits and some cool water.” Yvette’s frustration was waved away by a pouting princess, she instead took comfort in the peacefulness of nature while the servant girl fussed over her and set up their impromptu picnic.
Anne stood in the center of her lavish apartment, the grey stone walls were decorated with lovely woven tapestries, her windows a beautiful collage of stained glass and beneath her feet a rather exotic white bear fur rug. With all this she was utterly and completely miserable. Her feet were swollen and her back ached, her once heart shaped face was now more cherubic with the pudge of her condition settling in her cheeks; only her personal servant had dared, in all her infinite dimwitted wisdom, to call the Princess “adorrible”.
Anne had gained her pregnancy weight well, and it suited her, she was no taller than any average woman but her thick hips and heavy bosom managed to do more than put a strain on her seamstress’s creativity. Oh she had plenty of new frocks, but in recent weeks she had been feeling so laden with her burden that she had let in some of her husband’s cruel comments about her appearance. Anne threw back the thick braid of flaxen hair to let it settle between her shoulders, the tip tickling the nape of her back.
The princess frowned and stared at the door to her bedchamber, “I simply cannot bear one more minute locked away like some...some…bird!” She threw her hands up in exasperation, nearly backhanding the young woman standing beside her. “I was never so foolish as to think I could marry for love, but at the very least I had wished my husband would hold some fondness for me. I am little more than a despised pet!” She moaned while looking to Yvette her lady-in-waiting.
Not more than a year had passed since her family had received the arranged marriage proposal of King Othgar. She was of suitable breeding and fair in looks, the arrangement had gone through rather quickly though. She had been suspicious when she received her own apartment in the castle so hastily, but when it had taken a matter of months for her husband to bed her Anna had been all but devastated. The man quite literally had his head in the stars so often his hobby bordered upon obsession, but that wasn’t the worst of it. Prince Louis’s proclivities delved into areas that made Anne almost grateful for his. When she had taken his seed he had left her the castle staff to manage.
“Perhaps a walk your majesty? We could go to the stables and feed Arthur, it has been a few days and I am certain he misses you.” She chirped, with big brown eyes and mousey brown hair gathered back in a snood the servant was indeed charming in a simple manner.
“I do so miss riding…” Anne mused; it had been many months since she was permitted by the royal physician to do much more than loaf about her room. If he had his way she would be tied to her bed, but the man had learned which battles to fight with the fair haired princess. She now looked down to her swollen belly, heavy with child her past times had been taken away one by one, at least she could still dote upon her steed. “I think that will do Yvette, come help me with my gown lest I roll down the stairs.” She joked bitterly as the girl opened the chamber door and gathered the blue silk of the princess’s hemline to help her down the steps.
*****
In the dead of summer the sun was high and unforgiving, the specially made dress that Yvette had so dutifully assembled upon her Princess was now being plucked at, tugged out of shape and wrinkled while the sweltering pregnant woman fussed. Anne all but waddled the last yard to the stables before leaning against a post to suck in a steady breath. There was no way she could have cared any less that the stable hands were staring at her, she simply turned to her servant with a rather amusingly frustrated face. “I believe I will have a talk with my seamstress tomorrow, lighter fabric. I need lighter fabric.” She flapped the sleeves of her dress with a rather colorful and unladylike word that caused Yvette to gasp then giggle. “I’ll fetch some water your highness, then we can feed Arthur.” She bobbed a little curtsey.
“Oh! Perhaps you might bring a few of those dates and goat’s cheese with you?” Anne gave an almost guilty smile before Yvette nodded and took off. With a heavy sigh she pushed from the post and began moving towards her horse, upon seeing his mistress the ghostly gelding gave a little snort and stuck his head out of the stall. “Ah my love you look well.” She gathered his great face into her arms and pressed her cheek to his velvety nose.
Upon Yvette’s return Anne had bade a stable hand to bring her horse from his stall and had waddled, puffed and trudged her way to the middle of the pasture where a great tree stood. She had even managed to make it to the ground all by herself…in part…ok the boy had helped and there may have been some grunting involved. By the time Yvette had found her Mistress again Arthur was grazing contently and Anne was resting, now half propped up by cushions the servant had fetched.
A soft wind picked up the strands of gold that had escaped Anne’s braid, tickling her cheeks. “Your Majesty, I beg your forgiveness but the cook wouldn't allow me to bring you your dates, he said that he would send a boy out for them shortly…I did nick some sweet biscuits and some cool water.” Yvette’s frustration was waved away by a pouting princess, she instead took comfort in the peacefulness of nature while the servant girl fussed over her and set up their impromptu picnic.
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