The Scottish Castle, en mørk fortælling

Once upon a time, there lived a king and a queen in the Scottish castle. They wanted so badly a child, but they couldn’t get one. One day when the King and the queen had been out for a walk in the forest the queen found a four-leaf clover. She wished to be a mother to a little girl. When they had walked for a while, they decided to turn around and walk back to their castle. When they got closer, the Queen thought she heard something. A crying baby. She thought for a second that it was her imagination, but it wasn’t. At the end of the stairs, was a little baby girl. They took her inside with them, but didn’t knew what to do with her. The king felt it was best to find the child’s mother, but the Queen fell in love with her immediately, so they kept her. They called her Hanna.

The years went by and Hanna grew older. She was now 6 years old. She had her own room with lots of toy she could play with and she loved it. She loved to play with dolls and walk around on the castle. But often she couldn’t find her way back to her room, because the castle was so big. When the weather was good, she liked to be out in the forest with the king and queen. They liked to play hide and seek, and did it so often they could. The queen was so happy and the love to Hanna got bigger and bigger for each day. The king loved of course also Hanna, but he felt there would happen something bad to her, very soon. He didn’t knew what, but something bad.