The Eternal Queen
The Greyson Family had been famous on Naboo for their elaborate parties. Flawless decor, exotic entertainment, and of course, only the finest in traditional Naboo delicacies. It was the Greyson families youngest and only surviving daughter, now, that was bringing this legacy of theirs to light once again.
Queen Feenarah had been very careful when planning this event. Not a single credit would come from the taxpaying citizens. She would not use taxes to pay for entertainment for a few. Her duty as Queen, and her pride as a Greyson would not allow it. So she had dipped into her own personal savings as well as the fortune her brother had left to her during his disappearance.
Omega Protectorate needed a night, just one night, to dance and forget the Galaxy. And Feenarah was going to do what little she could to ensure that at the very least, she could perhaps get a smile out of some of her guests.
It had been arranged well, and had all come together like a dream. The Palace ballroom had been decorated with lights, flowers, silks, and gold. She spared no expense, even going so far as to bring in a famous singer from halfway across the Galaxy just for this night. Tables were piled high with desserts of every color and shape, and one by one, steaming dishes were being brought forth for the guests.
Yes. It was all coming together. And the Queen could not be happier. She stood up on the balcony, watching guests trickle in. She would greet them personally in time. For now, she was waiting for someone.
Queen Feenarah had been very careful when planning this event. Not a single credit would come from the taxpaying citizens. She would not use taxes to pay for entertainment for a few. Her duty as Queen, and her pride as a Greyson would not allow it. So she had dipped into her own personal savings as well as the fortune her brother had left to her during his disappearance.
Omega Protectorate needed a night, just one night, to dance and forget the Galaxy. And Feenarah was going to do what little she could to ensure that at the very least, she could perhaps get a smile out of some of her guests.
It had been arranged well, and had all come together like a dream. The Palace ballroom had been decorated with lights, flowers, silks, and gold. She spared no expense, even going so far as to bring in a famous singer from halfway across the Galaxy just for this night. Tables were piled high with desserts of every color and shape, and one by one, steaming dishes were being brought forth for the guests.
Yes. It was all coming together. And the Queen could not be happier. She stood up on the balcony, watching guests trickle in. She would greet them personally in time. For now, she was waiting for someone.