He is the most forgotten child.
She was the woman who came to steal the scones with an abacus.
They are not a match made in heaven, they each have their own needs. Then accidentally, they became each other's lifeline.
Introduction to the work
Henry Windsor was the last person in Britain who should have been born - he was born the year his parents separated, his mother passed away when he was eleven, and one of his two older brothers was about to inherit the throne, and the other was about to go to war. When it was his turn, all that was left was a cabinet of Harry's old clothes and dinners where his father was always absent.
So he learned to fight back with his mouth.
He has a sharp tongue, is mean, wears couturier clothes, dyes his hair, and scolds reporters. He lives like a nail that pierces his hand, because if he doesn't pierce someone, no one will see him.
Amelia Wilson had it all, except money and position. The family title was discontinued in 1920, my mother married three times, and my stepfather's surname was misprinted for two years. She lived on the edge of high society by stealing scones, having tea parties, and wearing second-hand coats, and spent three years studying the character weaknesses of each royal member. She has only one goal: to marry in and stand still.
And Henry is the most vulnerable one on her list - lacking love, lacking attention, and lacking someone who "doesn't treat him like a prince."
Whatever he lacks, she will act.
But Amelia forgot one thing: when you pull a nail out of the wall, there may be a gap in the wall dust that the nail brought out that you didn't even notice.
She started with calculation, started with scheming, started with the phrase "You look good in women's clothes" -
Then she stood in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, wearing a wedding dress that she had sewn for three months, with pearls she had removed from Diana's brooch sewn into the neckline, and heard him say:
"I was taught how to be a prince, but you taught me to be Henry."
She didn't cry. But her fingers were shaking.
That was the first time she discovered that the chair she had moved for so long was not just to sit on a high place——
But to sit next to him.
——I am the child forgotten by the whole world.
——I am the woman who stole Scone and your heart.
——They said I didn't deserve it. So we created a spot for everyone to look up.
Purpose: Two-way healing