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Chapter 140 Who Did Rosalie Find?

**Rosalie’s POV

The view from the Queen‘s suite was spectacular. People said that the far north was only ruins from the old times, but they didn’t know Cerina had led my people to rebuild it over the years.

Even with everything that the people of the north–my people had been through, they hadn‘t failed to take care of the palace.

Because they truly revered the royal family.

They truly revered my family.

They truly revered me.

I was especially impressed by the garden. There weren’t any flowers or plants as those couldn‘t easily survive the harsh climate. This was a garden mainly decorated with beautiful stone sculptures.

Staring out at the window, I tried to come to grips with what they were asking me to do. I knew I‘d have plenty of help, but I needed to understand how things worked in this land, how Cerina had been running things, what the laws had been before, when my ancestors were the rulers.

I needed to make sure that I was able to accept all of those rules and laws myself because I didn‘t want to be the one enforcing rules that I didn‘t agree with.

A couple of days ago, Cerina took me to a great hall that looked a lot like a library except all of the books looked like they were textbooks or legal journals of some sort. Along one wall was a huge shelf full of cubby holes with scrolls in it.

Some of these documents had to be hundreds of years old, if not thousands.

When I told her that it would take years to just finish reading them, she showed me a large volume that had been sitting in the middle of a massive oak table and told me that it contained our main laws, the primary rules, and the references to the corresponding detailed rules of our land.

I had been studying for a few days.

Most of the laws were understandable, but a few of them seemed outdated and unnecessarily harsh. For example, there was one that said a father could punish his daughter by striking her if she spoke out of turn. I thought that seemed archaic. I also wanted to remove some of the regulations about how landowners could punish those who leased their land if they didn‘t pay taxes on time. I agreed there should be penalties, but not physical ones.

I made a list of items I wanted to change. It wasn‘t long, but

they were all important.

Behind me, my baby made a little fussing sound. I put down my books to check on him. I wanted to go talk to Cerina, but I needed to wait for Seraphine to come back first. It all worked out well as I got time to feed him and get him back to sleep.

“Rosalie, were you looking for me?” Seraphine entered the room, and she walked directly to the crib and gently rocked it when she saw the little one wiggling a little. I smiled. It felt so

good to know that my son wasn‘t only loved by me.

“Yes, I was about to talk to Cerina. I have some thoughts and

questions regarding the laws.”

talking to Georgia in the courtyard. Dear, I‘m sure it may seem overwhelming, but I have faith that you‘ll figure it out. You still have a couple of months until your twenty–first

be my coronation day.

Seraphine,” I told her, patting her arm. “You‘re such a

have found you and brought you back to our

compliment, so

though I didn’t think she was mad at Cerina. As I approached, 1 heard her saying, “Whoever is

me, and her tone changed. “Oh, hi, Rosalie,” she said. “I‘m sorry. I just… it makes me so angry to hear that more people have been harmed. It was just like an endless battle. Just when we thought we were good, those b*asdars were back

was it?” I

village was attacked. This time four children were harmed, and one passed away. He

the words, and I grasped my chest, thinking of my own son. “How could they? Those are innocent

back out there and begin

head. “No, Georgia, please, keep me informed.

let me know if there‘s anything I can

gave me a smile. “That‘s very kind of you, Your

to ask. Now, I’ll go check in with the others.” || knew that meant she was going to check with

be possible for us to review the laws and rules of

lit up, and I could tell that she

of course,” Cerina said. “I‘ll get a meeting put

I was accompanied by Cerina as we went to the boardroom to meet with the other

I walked in, and I felt my cheeks redden from the weight of their eyes on my

for coming, everyone. As many of you may know, I‘ve been reviewing the laws and regulations of the land to make sure I understand all of them before I begin my rule.

help them to thrive.”

were

and rules. Many of them will help our land to recover and become prosperous again. However, time has changed and some may not be as applicable as they were in times past… I will share my preliminary thoughts for those | have

in agreement with what I had to say. They nodded their heads, smiled, and looked at one another with approving

than I thought. I expected that I might get some push back. However, Cerina and the

Cerina was able to explain the depth of them in the meeting, while the rest of the leaders pitched in for alternative

who had thought of changing these particular laws.

brought them up. What surprised me was, for some of the items I raised concerns about, leaders in the room already had some great solutions or alternatives for them. However, in the past, no

Mr. Charles,

a smile, and I could tell she was very proud of me. “Your Majesty, our people

but if I was going to be the queen… I was going to have to

continue

dear,” Cerina said. “It‘s you–you are a natural–born leader,

your hard work… that‘s what will make you a

a long way to go, but I felt more confident that I could do it. “Will you teach me?” I asked her

Cerina nodded