Once upon a time, there was a lady named Barbara. She used to be part of the royal family, but she didn't like all the fancy stuff and wanted a simple life. So, she moved to a small village in France with her four children. In the village, they lived in a cozy little cottage surrounded by beautiful flowers and green fields. They had chickens and a vegetable garden where they grew their own food.

Barbara loved her new life. She enjoyed taking care of her children, cooking yummy meals, and telling them stories before bedtime. She always made sure they felt loved and safe. But deep in her heart, Barbara had a secret. She had forged a document to escape the dangers and politics of the throne. She thought her late husband, who used to be a king, had been poisoned. But one day, she found out the truth. He had actually died of natural causes.

This news made Barbara think. Should she tell her children about their royal past? Or should she keep their peaceful life a secret? It was a tough decision. As days went by, Barbara found comfort in her simple life. She loved the feeling of fresh air on her face, the sound of laughter from her children, and the joy of helping others in the village. She realized that what truly mattered was the love they shared as a family, not their royal titles.

So, Barbara chose to keep their secret locked away in her heart. It became a silent guardian, protecting their new path together. They continued to live happily in the small French village, surrounded by love and simplicity. Barbara knew that even though they were no longer royalty, they were still special. Each night, as they looked up at the stars, Barbara whispered to her children, 'You are my little kings and queens, cherished forever.'