Kathleen:
It was a good morning to travel—the sun was out, a handful of clouds dotting the bright blue sky.
A perfect day for a coronation.
I looked around the suite for one last time. It'd been a glorious vacation, a wonderful break from reality, but like all fairy tales, it had to come to an end.
"How are we going to get out of here without tipping our hand that we're leaving before the coronation?" Lily asked as we finished zipping and locking up our luggage. "There's no way we can sneak out to the street with our bags, not without help. Then…"
As if on cue, a knock came at the front door.
She went to open it, stepping back to reveal William with a handful of aides standing behind him.
"We've come to pick up the courier boxes. Sorry for being early, but Hans wanted to make sure t
