Chapter 3: The Angry Prince
London, England, April 16, 1735.
Dear Therapy Journal,
I am the Prince of England, Shizuo Heiwajima. I have to write to you every day because I have anger management problems. I am twenty years of age and in need of a beautiful Queen, so my father, the King says. He has been such a bother about me getting married and it makes me angry. Today he mentioned me having to go out and find a pretty woman because I have to become King very soon. Since he has decided to annoy me with such a subject I got angry, picked up a boulder and threw it far away from the castle. It should not be his decision to make of when I marry or not. I want to take my time and find the right woman for me. I proposed to him that we have a London Ball so I could find a woman suited to date and maybe marry. He thought about it for a moment and then agreed to it. The London Ball is to be held June 1st at seven o'clock. I am looking forward to the event just so my father will quit being such a bother. My greatest concern is my temper, I hope to not lose it in front of the women who will be attending. I do not mean to be so violent but I cannot seem to help it. I shall practice being calm in any situation and I do hope I do not destroy half of the castle again. I almost forgot to mention one guest that I hope to not come face to face with. The Lord Izaya makes me extremely angry. I have disliked him since the day I met him, he has wanted to sabotage my life and destroy the royal family name. I must keep a close watch on that man , and pray God that any woman who comes close to him will not stay close long. Lord Izaya is very dangerous and breaks many hearts of the young women around him because he enjoys watching them cry as their hearts sink to the very pit of their stomachs. I do not have any respect for him for he is also trying to cause a political uproar. I fear that his genius may cost me the crown if I am not careful. I have shared what I felt like sharing for now. It is actually nice to write my thoughts to you, I feel much better now. I will return whenever I am angry and I will be back a lot.
In calmest partings,
Prince S. Heiwajima