KieranSoares
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Castle Domhurst had stood at the crest of Brekkenridge Hill for nearly fifty years since its completion now, and over it ruled the royal family of House Carillon which gained its name for the family's original craft before royalty: bell-making. Now, the family's castle home stood equipped with a carillon belltower, but since the current king's ascent to the throne, the bells had been forgotten except on Christmas each year.
House Carillon was made up of four royals: the emotionless King Baldwin, the decidedly less-than-faithful Queen Lesandra, their son-in-law former Duke of Domhurst Town below, now Prince Lars Comstock, and his wife, the often-overlooked Princess whose name the King had probably never learned for he'd never wanted a daughter. Their serving staff was made up of gossipy women, half of which slept with the King and new Prince on a regular basis or pleasured them at their command, perverted and lustful men whom the Queen had had several bastard children with, and the family was also served by those four bastard children, all boys (much to the King's dismay) except for a baby girl who was currently in the care of two of the only kind maids in the castle.
It was the year 995 A.D., and the harshest winter in years was coming to a close. The Prince and Princess had only been married since the previous autumn, but the Prince rarely touched her except to have his way with her, and even less often treated her like a human being. In fact, he often opted for the maids rather than her, simply because the maids were far more experienced in the bedroom.
It was a cold, rainy early-April day and all the snow had finally melted the previous day. The King was nowhere to be found, likely locked away writing while a maid pleasured him, and the Queen was off into the town, likely visiting the local whorehouse where some very handsome and skilled men awaited her. She often employed these men on the castle grounds, mostly as stablemen or groundskeepers, just to have them close at hand.
The Prince was skulking about, growling at every passing servant, "Where the hell is my wife? Where is that little bitch?!" He finally roared her name after searching for fifteen minutes.
The kind maid beside the Princess in her room brushing her hair jumped and the brush clattered to the floor, "Oh dear, milady... 'e sounds in a right foul mood..."
House Carillon was made up of four royals: the emotionless King Baldwin, the decidedly less-than-faithful Queen Lesandra, their son-in-law former Duke of Domhurst Town below, now Prince Lars Comstock, and his wife, the often-overlooked Princess whose name the King had probably never learned for he'd never wanted a daughter. Their serving staff was made up of gossipy women, half of which slept with the King and new Prince on a regular basis or pleasured them at their command, perverted and lustful men whom the Queen had had several bastard children with, and the family was also served by those four bastard children, all boys (much to the King's dismay) except for a baby girl who was currently in the care of two of the only kind maids in the castle.
It was the year 995 A.D., and the harshest winter in years was coming to a close. The Prince and Princess had only been married since the previous autumn, but the Prince rarely touched her except to have his way with her, and even less often treated her like a human being. In fact, he often opted for the maids rather than her, simply because the maids were far more experienced in the bedroom.
It was a cold, rainy early-April day and all the snow had finally melted the previous day. The King was nowhere to be found, likely locked away writing while a maid pleasured him, and the Queen was off into the town, likely visiting the local whorehouse where some very handsome and skilled men awaited her. She often employed these men on the castle grounds, mostly as stablemen or groundskeepers, just to have them close at hand.
The Prince was skulking about, growling at every passing servant, "Where the hell is my wife? Where is that little bitch?!" He finally roared her name after searching for fifteen minutes.
The kind maid beside the Princess in her room brushing her hair jumped and the brush clattered to the floor, "Oh dear, milady... 'e sounds in a right foul mood..."