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"Thank you, Your Eminence, we are proud of her as well." Maggie smiled
at another dignitary who came to congratulate her on her sister's rise
to the rolls of the Ordre national de la L?gion d'honneur. Several other
scientists and a handful of Astronauts were to receive the honor during
the night's ceremony.
"Your Eminence, a pleasure to see you again may I borrow my fianc? for a
moment." Lord Alexis Bellamont came up behind Maggie and pulled her away
from the Church dignitary. "She's missing."
Maggie smiled and reached up to touch the face of her intended. "Don't
worry, my love, she will turn up eventually; you know how much she hates
these events." Nadine had always insisted Maggie attend the events as
well. At first, she thought it was so Nadine didn't have to go alone but
even when Josephine in attendance she dragged her sister along. Maggie
now knew that her sister wanted to share her good fortune. The two girls
walked among the most powerful people of the Empire and during one of
those ceremonies, Maggie met Alexis.
"I think the Ambassador of the Northern American Republic confused her
with someone's child. I heard that he was a little rude about it."
Maggie made a face. "It's not her fault she still looks like she's
sixteen." The two sisters no longer looked like twins. Maggie now really
looked like the older sister. It was also beginning to put a strain on
her sister's relationship with Josephine. "You would think with all
these advances in modern medicine they would discover what is wrong with
her."
"I thought that all women would enjoy looking young."
"Would you want to look like a teenager all of your life?"
"No, of course not, come let's see if we can find where she is hiding."
Nadine stood quietly admiring a painting in the room known as the Salon
de Mars. French troops were depicted marching across an American
landscape doing battle with grey-coated troops. She knew the scene
depicted one of the battles fought in the nineteenth century with the
Southern American Federation of States.
"I think my uncle was in that battle."
Nadine turned to watch a young girl in a dark blue dress approach. "So
you're hiding out too."
Nadine laughed. "Something like that, I'm Nadine."
"I'm Cleo, want me to give you the tour? Don't worry I'll have you back
to the dinner before you parents start to miss you."
Passing through the Hall of Mirrors the two girls looked out the windows
to admire the host of dignitaries that had come to the event. Cleo was
impressed that her older companion knew so much about the latest
Parisian fashions. It also surprised her that the girl knew the Ch?teau
de Versailles almost as well as herself.
"Let's go get my brother, he is supposed to be my escort. If you want,
you can sit by us during dinner. I mean if you want to, you don't have
to." It was difficult to believe that Nadine was actually twenty-one, if
it was true then there was no chance she would want to be around a
sixteen year old.
Nadine slipped her arm through Cleo's arm. "No, sounds like fun. I love
my sister but she'll want to spend time with her boyfriend."
"You don't have an escort." The pair continued towards the family
section of the Palace. Nadine had known for some time that her new
friend was Princess Cleo, daughter of the Emperor.
"Well, my girlfriend was supposed to be here but she had some family
things come up." Cleo reached over and gave Nadine a hug. She could tell
that there was more to the story.
"Where have you been, mother's furious." Prince Lucien Charles Joseph
Bonaparte the eighteen-year-old brother of Cleo stood in the center of
the hallway. "We almost had to send out the Imperial Guard to look for
you."
Cleo giggled. "I wonder if he means me or you."
Nadine smiled. "Good point."
"Nadine, this is my brother Charlie."
Cleo brother's eyes opened wide. "You're Comtesse Nadine Augereau."
"In the flesh."
"Wait here." He started to move then came back. "Please don't go
anyplace I'll be right back."
Cleo turned to take a good look at Nadine then she began to giggle. "You
know, Nadine, I think he has a poster of you on his bedroom wall."
"What?" Nadine shook her head. "Cleo, why would your brother want a
poster of me on his wall...plus...plus I never posed for anything like
that."
Cleo tried to suppress smile. "Charlie is crazy about the space program.
I think it's the one with all of the Astronauts and some of the
scientists involved in the moon landing."
"Cleo."
The Princess began to giggle she then nodded as her brother turned the
corner with a rolled up poster in his hand. "See told you." The three
rolled the large poster on the floor. "I like the pink hard hat."
"Thanks, it makes me easier to find on the site." Nadine reached over,
took the pen out of the Princes hand, and signed the poster. "Let me
keep this your Highness. Most of the people are here tonight so let's
get all of their signatures."
"Really, would that be ok? I mean that would be great. "The young
Bonaparte seemed very pleased about the idea. "Also, call me Charlie."
Nadine was amused when the Prince offered his arm. His sister took the
other one and the three headed towards the ballroom.
"Nadine, that was very nice of you."
The young scientist smiled. "I'm crazy about the space program too,
Cleo."
Maggie shook her head; she couldn't imagine that on such an important
occasion her sister went home. From what she heard about the incident
with the Ambassador, it didn't sound all that bad.
"My love, I didn't know you sister was friendly with the Royal Family."
Lord Alexis Bellamont was currently watching the front of the ballroom.
"Well she was raised to the Peerage but I don't think she knows them all
that well."
Alexis gave a small laugh. "You might want to ask her about it." He
motioned to Maggie to look at the Royal table at the front of the
ballroom. There was her sister surrounded by the Royal Family. She
seemed to be having a conversation with the Emperor himself.
"Mon Dieu, Alexis she's having dinner with the Emperor."
"I see, Nadine. You explain that well enough for an old man like me to
understand."
Nadine smiled at the forty-year-old Emperor. "You're hardly old your
Majesty, plus you have a keen intellect. I think you would have made a
wonderful scientist."
The Emperor Napoleon laughed. "Your friends are improving, Cleo." He
leaned over to Nadine. "Normally they just roll their eyes at me." The
Emperor of France of course knew exactly who had joined the family for
dinner. She was raised to the Peerage; a singular honor in France. More
than anyone else in this room, she was the reason why France put men and
women on the moon last month.
"Papa." Cleo crossed her arms and rolled her eyes. She then grinned. "I
love your dress, Nadine. Mamma maybe the three of us could go shopping
together."
"I would like that very much, Cleo." Empress Anna smiled. "Maybe when I
am feeling a little better."
Nadine took a good look at the Empress. There had been rumors going
around the country that she was very sick. The Ordre national de la
L?gion d'honneur ceremony was the first public appearance in some time.
Without any movement on Nadine's part, time stopped.
Calculations and equations appeared all around her, which the young
scientist pushed aside to look at the Empress. Nadine wasn't a doctor so
she couldn't take one look at her and give a diagnosis. Still she could
tell that something was wrong. Nadine threw up a long calculation over
the Empress, which looked a lot like DNA.
"Merde, she has Leukemia." The young woman placed her hands over her
face then took a deep breath. Like Alice, she knew she couldn't
interfere with everything. A balance had to be kept. It was so hard for
her sometimes, it didn't seem fair.
Nadine pushed the chair out of the way then started to write in the air,
complicated calculations based on space-time probability. If the young
Empress death strengthened the Dimension in which they lived then she
would make sure to support Cleo through the rough time ahead. However if
there was a chance that the Empresses death would cause problems, then
it was her job to make sure that she stayed healthy.
Sometime later Maggie sat back on the chair and smiled tears running
down her face. "Maggie, sometimes it's all worth it." The disease was a
threat no longer, just inert material that the body would be able to get
rid of with no problems.
Moving the chair back, Nadine wiped her face and smiled. Maybe she will
get to dance with an Emperor tonight.
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Alice leaned against the remains of a large stone structure that had
been for a time part of the Washington Monument. The world was cold and
getting colder. Large ice sheets had already begun to crawl south
grinding into paste the last remains of the human civilizations that
used to dwell on the planet.
She had been hunting the beast for some time and it had been
frustrating. Humans and other sentient life were quite capable of
destroying themselves without the need for an outside entity. Only the
damage done to the fabric of that dimension showed the beast's presence
but by then it had already moved on.
"I don't know if I can do this, I am not the Caretaker." Alice whispered
to the heavens. Only a Caretaker could feel the shadows passing but that
powerful creature had long disappeared into the edges of the multiverse.
In an age past Alice was much like Nadine, a bright student who could
look into the inner workings of the Universe. The Caretaker came to her
and offered a chance to walk among the stars. At that time there were
even others much like her roaming the dimensions keeping them healthy.
Now she was alone.
The ancient being smiled. "No, not so alone." Alice knew that Nadine
could easily step into her shoes. She would even be more empathetic with
the lost spirits in her care, something that had been stripped from
Alice long ago. Rising from the ground she brushed off non-existent dirt
from her clothes and looked to the stars. Nadine's help might be needed
in the future but for now she would leave the young girl alone.
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Nadine sat on the veranda overlooking the streets of Paris. Of all of
the places in the world she loved watching the sun rise over the Le
Marais district in Paris. At night, she would sit and decompress,
drinking wine and laughing with Josephine. She looked through the doors
into the bedroom at the empty bed. Her intended was still away at her
parents' house. Josephine looked twenty-three but Nadine still looked
sixteen.
When physically they appeared to be only a few years different no one
cared, but she knew now when they walked down the streets. What happens
when Josephine was thirty, forty would she be able to still be with
someone who looked like her child. It was all her fault of course. Alice
had warned her about practicing her newfound skills. The young scientist
laughed. She had done more than just practice. Closing her eyes, she
could hear the music of the Universe. A knock at the door interrupted
the symphony.
Nadine closed her robe as she stood up, why was the Princess here. She
of course knew who was at the door long before it was opened. "Lia, I
got the door." The older woman nodded as she continued to make breakfast
for the Comtesse.
"Cleo good morning you're just in time for breakfast."
The young Princess reached over and hugged Nadine then stepped back.
"Good, I'm starving." She entered the apartment and realized that it was
definitely furnished by someone who was much older. Cleo still found it
difficult to comprehend that Nadine was actually five years older than
she was. "I love your apartment."
"Thanks." Nadine went into the kitchen to tell Lia that there was
another joining for breakfast. She of course knew that the Princess'
security wouldn't be eating but she would pass them some croissants and
coffee anyway.
'Come to the veranda, it's where I normally have breakfast."
"I didn't wake you up or anything?" Cleo looked around; it appeared that
Nadine was still alone.
"No, though I do try and sleep a little later on Sundays. Unfortunately,
I didn't sleep too well last night." Nadine knew she was sleeping less
and less; there seemed to be no need anymore.
Cleo nodded and looked over the Le Marais district. A few of the street
artists were already moving around the square below.
"So Cleo, you're not running away from home are you?"
"What." The young Princess sat back startled then giggled. "No of course
not."
"Good." Nadine waited as Lia placed a plate of fresh juice and coffee,
croissants and muffins along with homemade jellies on the table. "Lia if
you could see if the nice men outside are taken care of I am sure they
use some coffee."
"Si Contessa." Lia curtsied and left the two young women to themselves.
Nadine handed the young Princess a glass of Orange juice. "Don't take
this wrong Cleo, I'm delighted to see you but why are you here?"
The Princess Bonaparte looked over the streets of Paris and took a sip
of Orange juice. "My mother is feeling better."
"That's very good news, I read in the paper that she had been sick."
Nadine carefully reached over and took a blueberry muffin out of the
basket then broke off a small piece. "She seemed a little tired at the
ceremony last weekend."
"Last weekend after the party, Mama was able to sleep all night for the
first time in a while. On Tuesday she went shopping with me." Nadine
watched as a single tear rolled down the Princess cheek. The Princes
Bonaparte smiled then wiped it away. "I think he was joking but Charles
said it was Nadine's blessing."
Nadine smiled. "Yes, but that only works for rockets. "
Cleo smiled. "I heard they started to rub your head as well before they
enter the capsule."
"That one's going to stop, I'm not Buddha." She laughed. "I'm also going
to beat my friend Cynthia for that one. She was joking with me at the
time. In fact, the whole Nadine blessing thing is her fault as well"
"Papa said that someone thought there was a fire in a lab and two of the
Astronauts picked you up and ran outside with you. They didn't want
their good luck charm to be harmed."
Nadine smiled and placed a hand over her face. "They conveniently forget
at times I am also one of their bosses."
"I wanted to give you this." Cleo reached into her purse and pulled out
a powder blue envelope. "It's an invitation to my birthday. You'll come
won't you?"
Nadine took the envelope and smiled. "Of course."
"Good." She looked down at her watch. "I have to go. I promised Mama
that I would go to Church with her today. We have a lot to be thankful
for."
Nadine escorted the Princess to the door where her security was already
waiting. The Princes reached over and hugged Nadine. She whispered. "I
don't know if you did bless my mother, Nadine, but if you did thank
you."
Nadine smiled. "Have a good Sunday, your Highness. Please give my
warmest regards to the Empress."
Cleo nodded and started to walk away, then turned ran up to Nadine
rubbed her head then fled through the door giggling.
Nadine shut the door. "As I said Maggie, sometimes it's all worth it."
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