Amidst the grandeur of Midori-Iro’s royal responsibilities, Queen Adriana Mula seized a quiet evening to relish the simplicity of family with her bubbly 10-year-old twin siblings, Ancil and Alexandria.
Wearing a regal yet playful attire adorned with elements from Polynesian, Samoan, and Japanese culture, Adriana led her younger siblings through the royal gardens. The trio, each carrying a carefree spirit, found delight in chasing butterflies and exploring the hidden corners of the lush sanctuary.
Ancil: “Sis, do you ever get tired of being a queen?”
Adriana: “Oh, of course, sometimes it’s a lot. But right now, it’s just us having fun, not a queen thing.”
Settling in a cozy pavilion, they indulged in a feast of snacks – a mix of traditional delights and childhood favorites. Laughter echoed as they shared amusing stories, with Adriana regaling them with tales of their late mother and grandmother.
Alexandria: “So, what’s the coolest thing about being a queen?”
Adriana: “Hmm, probably that I get to share it all with you two. And, of course, I have this crown. See?”
Adriana placed a makeshift crown on Ancil’s head, crafted from flowers and leaves, eliciting giggles and cheers. The evening continued with games, impromptu dances, and moments of pure joy, proving that, despite the regal duties, in the garden of family, they were just three playful siblings enjoying each other’s company. In these precious moments, the queen momentarily forgot the stresses of her day-to-day responsibilities, reveling in the unfiltered joy of sibling bonds.