In the pangs of Regrets

Sister Susana glared at her and ordered "Get back to your duty". "Yes, mother," Margret said and went away.

Sister Susana sighed softly. Why did mother get the flowers first? Wouldn't she think of Alice again? Would she remember that gift on her birthday?

Whatever. Alice is dead to them. Even if she does, she'll only sob and that's all. She wouldn't be able to make the connection.

"Why wouldn't there be a graveyard for my Mom? She's a princess, she cannot just be thrown away in the forest or river and let her remains rot away. There must be.

We probably hadn't made a thorough search. She might just be buried in some shallow grave or casually thrown into the soil. But whatever, there must definitely be a burial place for her" Pamela disagreed.

"She's indeed a princess but when she died, she wasn't recognised as such, otherwise the palace would have been notified. She died as a nonentity.

All because she let her love for your father drown her to the point wher