On May 25, the British royal family publicly stated in The Times that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Normandy-Richardson was in poor health. It was proposed by the cabinet ministers, and with the approval of Her Majesty the Queen and Parliament, she would recall Her Majesty's children from across the European continent to hold a welcome dance in the Music Room on the first floor of Buckingham Palace on June 5.
Most of the royal family members who have left the UK and are living abroad received secret notices from the palace on May 20, and have left their private estates for London before June.
On June 1, Her Royal Highness Princess Florence Normandy-Richardson Oresis, the ex-wife of Greek shipping magnate Andrew Orsis, secretly boarded a flight bound for London Gatwick International Airport at Charles de Gaulle Airport in France with an unidentified Asian girl.
The lonely Buckingham Palace has always been full of singing, dancing, and shengxiao, and has never rejected gorgeously dressed careerists. There have always been many sharp-eyed politicians. The performance of history requires proud, wise but forbearing men, but it must be fueled by rational, intelligent and outstanding women.
The careful probing and opening again and again, the friction and collision of eyes, the confrontation and sarcasm again and again, made the two young souls intertwined into dreams in the lonely night.
It's better to forget those things, it's better to go back to that night, it's better to find the dress that day, come to the moonlit Victoria Square, and dance to the most familiar waltz without accompaniment. Until the morning light fades, until the white roses in Hyde Park are illuminated by the rare sunshine, okay?