I am really enjoying this story. Eagerly awaiting the next chapter.

There are several things that bother me.

First, I agree with Dorothy. I definitely don’t like the way her Grandmother is cutting her mother out of the picture - or the way she treats her. Whether the Queen approved of her or not, it is obvious that her son loved Allie’s mother very much. Enough so that he never married anyone else, which is a good indicator that he was still very much in love with the mother of his child. Also, this is the mother of your Grandchild. Grow the fuck up and lose the attitude; the woman has been forced to live without the man she loves, to make a life for herself and her child, and to raise that child without the help of a spouse or any relatives - and appears to have done an outstanding job! Get over the bullshit attitude and cut the woman some slack. If she’s not careful, she will drive a wedge between her Granddaughter and herself by treating her mother like she has been. Mother and daughter obviously love each other very much, and you have a mother who just found out she has a daughter. You plan on tearing them apart? If that was my child, I would move heaven and earth to give her the best of everything - but I would not be separated from her either.

The other issue is that the Grandmother seems to be making a lot of assumptions that she can simply decide what is best here. She scheduled a press conference without worrying about the timing, and without clearing it with Allie’s mother. That’s pretty arrogant and controlling, and she had better wake up and learn her lesson before she ends up losing her Grandchild. And let’s not even go there with her assuming she can dictate where her granddaughter lives and goes to school. What’s next? Who she can be friends with? Yeah....... I can see that one coming. Allie’s friends are commoners, and that just won’t fit the Queen’s concept at all.

The whole boarding school thing is going to be an issue too. Grandma plans to yank her out of the country and stuff her into some stuck up European boarding school to make her a proper young lady. I’m willing to bet that isn’t going to go over well.

I can see this coming to a head pretty soon. Grandma needs to remember her son never married Allie’s mother, which means that she has no legal standing in the US. Push comes to shove, Allie’s mother (the lawyer - and apparently a very good one) will rip her ass up in court. And Grandma will lose her heir apparent.