By Susan Greenway
[This story is entirely fictional. Although there's been an effort made to capture the character of the narrator, I've never met her and have no special knowledge of her. This piece does feature plenty of sex, discipline, and bodily functions, so if those are not subjects you find compatible with your interests, please read no further. All characters are over 18. The principal characters in this story are well-known figures; suffice it to say again and firmly that the story is indeed fiction and that any resemblance here to persons living or dead is strictly coincidental.]
I've always had a close relationship with my brother Charles, and our rapport has remained close despite the two huge changes in his life: becoming King and marrying Camilla. I'm only three years younger than he is, which makes me 72, and I've also been married and divorced. Today, it seems wild that my mum probably ruined her sister Margaret's life by forbidding her to marry a divorced man who happened to be the perfect match for her. And way back in 1936, my great-uncle David--Edward VIII, then the Duke of Windsor--gave up his throne to marry a divorced woman.
Charles has always turned to me for advice, and I've always been happy to provide it. This was emphasized in that series, The Crown. There were a lot of errors in that series, but I felt I was portrayed fairly, so I'm not complaining about it at all.
I was the closest of my siblings in terms of our relationship with my father. Even though I was his only daughter, we seemed to get on better than was true of his three sons and him. It might have been that I remain the best equestrian of all of us, with Olympic medals to prove it, and that's something my dad respected.
I've never been very jealous of Charles because he always had a bit of a rough ride growing up as The Heir. Unlike him, I like roughing it and I'm a good athlete besides my riding skill. Charles does play polo, but I suspect that no one in the royal family really shares my enthusiasm.
Charles was pleased with whatever advice I gave him because I liked Camilla and hoped he would end up with her, which he has. Although we had nothing in common, I didn't dislike Diana. She was fantastically good at what she wanted to be, and during her time as Princess Di, nobody could have done it better. I never had the heart to tell my brother than she left him in the dust, but I know he was clever enough to figure that out himself.
You know how uptight we English are, and we royals are even tighter. I never would ask him about what sex was like with her, although they must have done it since they did have children. I give her credit for how well they became as adults. Harry has made rather a mess of things, but that's because we were never close enough for me to give him some tips. I do think he means well, but he does have this capacity to insert his foot into his mouth, alas.
I do think I saved Charles from some troubles he might not have avoided were it not for me. God, do I wish he had spoken to me before he mouthed off that embarrassing idiocy about wanting to be Camilla's tampon. Maybe that could have been squelched if I'd let him have it off with me during my period. He'd have seen that even the monster-sized super plus tampons I used were hardly the size of his cock.
And on that subject, he has a nice-sized cock. I'm sure he can satisfy Camilla. In fact--oh, I'll tell you about that later on.
He and I started doing the nasty when we came of age at 18. My other two brothers weren't ever involved with us a lot. I don't know how Andy got involved with that horrible Epstein creature, but he really took a dive when he tried to bluff his way out of it with the Beeb. Poor Andy. He's more of a nonperson that the Duke of Windsor was, and it's a shame that he broke up with Fergie, who really was just right for him--which as you can guess isn't a compliment.
Diana was a star, and I respected her for being what I wasn't. I got a reputation as a hard ass, which I didn't resent all that much. She was gorgeous and I was sort of horsey, which I suppose was appropriate. She wasn't taking a long view, though, which was sad because she would've made a great queen. She did outshine Charles, which isn't that hard if you're as beautiful and cool about it as she was. He had the right idea about Camilla, but he hesitated long enough that she went and found a husband.
This led to his having a barely concealed liaison with her, in the tradition of our randy ancestors like Edward VII. Since he was hardly a romantic ideal, no Cary Grant or Laurence Olivier, nobody made too big a fuss about it, although it's hard to ignore that whoever he stayed with for real might end up being queen. But she was willing to sneak around when he was married to Diana, and they must have been having off like crazy up at Highgrove.
We did it right in Buckingham Palace when we became 18. The staff were omnipresent, of course, but we knew how to be by ourselves. We had some nice times in bed. I taught him a lot. I learned a lot from my girlfriends. It was easier for me because everyone knew that I was highly unlikely to be the Queen. That only happened to Victoria when her uncles who both were Kings died childless and then her father predeceased her, so there she was in 1837--the Heiress and longest-reigning queen until Mum.
Before I did anything with him, I had to get on the pill, which I could do once I was 18. I knew that he better damn well wear a condom. I liked it and still like it rough. I usually was able to ride him in the cowgirl position and if I were truly mean, I'd get into the reverse cowgirl so he could stare at my arse instead of my boobs or my fanny. It didn't take us long to get into a good functional sex relationship. I really needed it: By the time he was with Diana, he had gotten over premature ejaculation.
He wouldn't go near me when I was on the rag, which was his loss, because I was a totally randy bitch when I was flowing. Fortunately for me, my first husband, Mark, loved it and went down on me then. He was rather good in the anilingual department, too. Now, I'm too old to care a whole lot, but my current husband, Tom, loves it too.