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chapter 2" I'm a Princess?
Sofia!" everyone in the room cried, as they saw the young princess lying motionless on the floor.
Everyone rushed to princess's side. Next, the king had her in his arms as the queen and Sofia's siblings kneeled beside him.
Lowering his ear to her, the king managed to hear her soft breathing and relief filled his heart.
"She's breathing!" the king exclaimed, looking to his queen to reassure her.
"But why is she still asleep?" she asked, looking more worried by the minute.
"Is she going to be okay?" James asked.
"Cedric," the king and queen said together, fear and concern for their daughter etched on their faces.
"I-I," he began, unsure of what to say to the king and queen. "I don't know your majesties. She needs to be awake for me to see if she'll be okay."
"Let's put her in her room for now and let her wake up on her own," Baileywick offered, still reeling around with the hyperactive dog.
"Alright," said King Roland, standing with Sofia in his arms and walking towards her room.
All day and throughout the night, Sofia's family checked in every hour to see if she has awaken or not. And well past midnight, Baileywick offered to stand watch over Sofia so that the tired king and his family can return back to their rooms and get some rest.
The next morning, Sofia's eyes slowly fluttered open. She simply laid there, feeling a small headache at the top of her head. Gently, she rubbed her temples as she sat up and stretched. Looking around her, Sofia was confused as to why she was lying in a big canopy bed in a very fancy looking room.
"Where am I?" she thought to herself as she took in her surroundings.
Out of the corner of her eye, Sofia was surprised to find a man sleeping uncomfortably in a little chair beside her bed (Baileywick).
"Uh, sir?" she asked, unsure if she should wake him.
Baileywick woke up with a start and almost fell out of his chair, but when he looked at her, he quickly relaxed and stood up, smoothing out his suit.
"Princess Sofia!" he exclaimed. "You're awake. I must tell your parents," and he promptly left the room, leaving Sofia even more confused.
"My parents?" asked Sofia. That couldn't be right, she only had a mom.
Alone, Sofia was unsure if she should just go look for her mom herself or wait until the mysterious man returns. Soon, Roland, Miranda, Amber, James, and Cedric came into the room with Baileywick behind them.
The moment they entered the room and saw that she was awake, relief filled their eyes and they rushed to her side.
"Oh Sofia!" said Miranda, the first to reach her, and pulling her daughter into a tight hug. "You're alright."
"We were so worried." said Roland, the next one to hug her.
"Uh, I'm okay." said Sofia, confused by all of the activity and people around her.
"Are you sure Princess Sofia?" asked Baileywick.
"Uh, yes, but I have a question." said Sofia.
"What is it?" asked Miranda, gently smiling at her.
"Why did you call me princess?" asked Sofia.
The moment those words left Sofia's mouth, everything in the room went silent. No one said a word as shock and disbelief crossed their faces. Everyone looked to the King for answers, who in turn just looked at Cedric.
Bravely, James was the first to speak as he slowly approached his little sister.
"Because you are a princess." said James, softly patting her hand.
"No I'm not I just a girl who lives in the village." answered Sofia, firmly. She was confused as to why the Prince of Enchancia was here with her and patting her hand.
"Merlin's mushrooms, the Forget-Me dust must've erased Sofia's memory of ever becoming a princess." whispered Cedric.
"Sofia, what do you remember?" asked Miranda, sitting down on the bed beside her as new concern filled the bottom of her stomach.
"Well Mom, all I remember is coming to the castle to give King Roland a new pair of slippers. Speaking of which we already dropped them off, so why are we still here, and why are we in these fancy clothes?" said Sofia, holding up the skirt of her purple princess dress.
"Sofia, don't you remember how your mom and I got married?" asked Roland uneasily.
"Your Majesty, I think I would remember my mom marrying the king." said Sofia with a tiny giggle.
She then got down from the bed. Everyone just stood there and watched speechlessly as Sofia walked towards the door, unsure of what to do.
"Well, it was nice seeing the castle, but I have a Buttercups meeting at Ruby's house and I don't want to be late. Come on, Mom," Sofia said by the door before leaving.
"What now? She doesn't remember anything about becoming a princess. She still think she's just a girl from the village." Amber said in dismay as she looked at the door Sofia just left in.
"Cedric, does the dust wear off?" asked Roland quickly as he looked to the sorcerer for any possible answer to saving his youngest daughter.
"It does, but different amounts take different times to wear off, let's see." he said looking through his book. "A pinch, a few minutes; a dash, a couple hours; a teaspoon, a few days; a tablespoon, a few weeks; a whole bag… oh no!" he said with fear clear all over his face.
"What's wrong?" asked Miranda quickly, walking closer to the sorcerer.
"A whole bag of forget me dust takes 10 years to wear off," he said as he looked at everyone.
"10 YEARS!?" everyone exclaimed.
"What should we do?" Amber asked what everyone in the room was thinking.
"Well, Queen Miranda, maybe you should just go back to the village with Sofia, and I'll stay here and try to make an antidote." suggested Cedric.
Miranda looked at husband and step-children, unsure of what exactly to do. Roland then stepped towards her and took her hand, lightly squeezing it as if to reassure her without having to say anything.
"Well, if it'll help, I suppose." said Miranda.
Then Sofia came back into the room, with her necklace in her hand. Walking towards Amber, Sofia politely placed the amulet in her hands with a smile.
"Oh, Princess Amber, I realized I was wearing this amulet, it must be yours, here you go." said Sofia.
"But Sofia..." Amber started to say but was unable to finish her sentence as she did not know what exactly to say to her amnesiac sister.
"Mom, are you all most ready to go?" asked Sofia, looking up at her mother.
"Uh, sure. Let's go." said Miranda with a weak smile.
As Baileywick escorted the two out, Miranda looked back to her husband and two children as she held Sofia's hand. Just before entering the carriage Baileywick had called for them, Miranda quickly hugged her husband and two children lovingly, not wanting to let them go.
And once the carriage was in the air, Roland, Amber, and James stood below and looked sadly at the disappearing carriage. Hopefully their queen and princess would return soon.