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The King’s Judgment
Prince William stepped into King Charles III’s private office, carrying a thick folder—the compilation of evidence he had been gathering. Inside were emails, recorded phone conversations, and analyses of recent articles, all pointing to one conclusion: Camilla had been steering the media to turn the public against him.
William laid the documents before his father with measured calm.
“Father, I don’t want to escalate this,” he said. “But the evidence is clear. Camilla is influencing the press to defend Freddy, and it’s damaging the public perception of the monarchy.”
King Charles sat behind his antique desk, sadness and anger mixing on his face as he reviewed the papers. He was torn between loving husband, protective father, and sovereign responsible for the integrity of the crown.
“Camilla, why would she do this?” he murmured, voice tight with disappointment.
After several moments of silence, duty overcame sentiment.
“I’ll speak to her,” he said decisively.
Soon after, Camilla was summoned to his office. The atmosphere was tense. She entered with defiance in her posture, though a flicker of anxiety betrayed her inner turmoil.
Charles faced her with a tone both stern and sorrowful.
“Camilla, I’ve seen the evidence,” he began. “You used the media against William. This harms not only my son, but also the credibility of the monarchy.”
The disappointment in his eyes struck her like a blow. She pleaded, reminding him of her love for Freddy and her years of loyalty. But this time, her plea met a wall.