When he walked out of the room, she didn’t hesitate—she followed, carrying every unanswered silence with her.
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The Windenburg Times
Yesterday afternoon, the Coalition Program unveiled the new Community Center in the city of San Myshuno as an effort to rehabilitate the spice neighborhood.
The event was attended by HRH Crown Prince Ade of the United Kingdom of Selvadorada, HRH Crown Prince Eleazar of Brindleton Bay (he hosted the event) HRH Princess Royal Chalotte of Windenburg (who attended instead of her brother the crown prince), HRH Crown Prince Louis of Willow Creek, and the famous soccer player Mr. Santiago Fernandez.
The group toured the facilities alongside many of the future users. In the first picture we can appreciate The Prince Royal conversating with the facilities’ director, while the rest of the group trailed behind.
Here Mr. Fernandez and Prince Ade are waiting alongside other customers for the coffee trailer to open.
The Princess Royal walked alongside her cousin Prince Louis while one of the gardeners explained how the community would utilize the new community garden.
Prince Eleazar is seen admiring one of the three towers that made up the new flowerbed in the center.
The new Community Center is meant to help develop many of the skills that the people of the Spice Market posses. When interviewed, the Princess Royal said “It is our hope that this center will become a support for the families and the people of the Spice Market.”
The Community Center is already pen and ready to be used.
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