Adelaide had a purpose in life - to be a queen like her great-grandma Queen Elizabeth II. But more and more she realized that she would be a queen much different from any of the eight Queens who reigned over the British Isles.
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"Wow, Mommy! These dresses are so pretty!" she exclaimed.
Kate smiled at her daughter's enthusiasm. "Yes, they are," she replied. "And soon, I'll be wearing one of them on my wedding day."
The two were soon met by a shop assistant who led them to a fitting room. Kate disappeared inside while Delly waited outside, imagining what her mother might look like in her wedding dress.
The dress was a stunning ivory satin, with a fitted bodice that hugged Kate's curves and a flowing skirt that cascaded down to the floor in elegant folds. The delicate lace overlay added a touch of romance, while the intricate beading and sequin accents sparkled in the light.
But what really caught Delly's eye were the details. The dress was adorned with small, shimmering pearls and crystals that twinkled in the light, catching Delly's attention and drawing her in closer to get a better look.
The neckline was classic and elegant, with a sheer lace panel that showcased Kate's décolletage. The long sleeves were fitted and sheer, adorned with lace appliqués that added a touch of vintage charm.
As Kate turned, Delly's eyes were drawn to the back of the dress. The long, flowing train trailed behind her like a cascade of ivory satin, while a delicate row of buttons trailed down the back of the bodice.
As Delly stood in awe, gazing at her mother's wedding dress, she couldn't help but reach out her hand to touch the delicate lace overlay. She had never seen anything so beautiful in her life, and she couldn't resist the urge to run her fingers over the intricate details.
Kate watched her daughter with a smile, her eyes shining with joy and happiness. It was moments like these that reminded her of how quickly Delly was growing up, and how proud she was of the young lady her daughter was becoming.
"Go ahead, darling," Kate said, her voice soft and encouraging. "Touch it all you like."
Delly grinned and ran her fingers over the beading and lace, marveling at the intricate details. "It's so pretty, Mommy," she said, her voice filled with wonder.
Kate watched as her daughter explored the dress, a lump forming in her throat as she realized how much Delly had grown since the day she was born. It seemed like only yesterday that she had held her baby girl in her arms for the first time, and now here she was, a beautiful and curious five-year-old.
As Kate watched her daughter Delly touch her wedding dress and try on her flower girl dress, her thoughts drifted to the future. She couldn't help but think about the day when Delly would one day walk down the aisle herself, and the kind of man she might marry.
She imagined William walking Delly down the aisle, his hand on her arm and a proud smile on his face. And as they reached the altar, Kate would be standing there, her own eyes filled with tears of joy and pride.
But then Kate's thoughts turned to the man Delly might one day marry. Would he be kind and loving, with a heart full of passion and purpose? Would he cherish her daughter and love her with all his heart, just as William had loved and cherished Kate?
Kate bowed her head, silently praying for Delly's future and the love that she would one day find. She hoped that her daughter would be happy and fulfilled, surrounded by love and joy and all the blessings that life had to offer.
As Delly twirled around in the bridesmaid dress, her skirt swishing around her ankles, Kate couldn't help but smile. She watched as her daughter spun and twirled, her face alight with joy and happiness.
In that moment, Kate realized that her daughter's happiness was the most important thing. It didn't matter if Delly wanted to skate or become a princess, what mattered was that she was happy and fulfilled.
With a deep breath, Kate reconciled with the idea of skating, knowing that it was something that brought her daughter great joy. She vowed to support Delly in her interests, no matter what they might be, and to always be there for her daughter, no matter what the future held.
"Keep twirling, my love," Kate said, her voice soft and warm. "You look so beautiful."
Delly grinned and spun around again, her laughter ringing out through the room. Kate couldn't help but join in, laughing and spinning alongside her daughter.
As they danced around the room together, Kate knew that no matter what challenges lay ahead, they would always be a family, bound together by love and happiness. And that was all that really mattered.
As a tear rolled down her cheek, Kate took a deep breath and pulled Delly into a tight embrace. She knew that no matter what the future held, she would always be there for her daughter, guiding her and loving her every step of the way.
As they walked back to the car, Delly looked up at her mother. "Mommy, I can't wait for the wedding. It's going to be so much fun!"
Kate smiled down at her daughter. "Yes, it will be. And you'll be a big part of it too."
The beauty of having a child young is, you grow up with them too.
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Delay fidgeting with the dress
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