Many months went by and no one had figured out how to solve her test. One day a beggar came by to try it out. Everyone laughed at him and the guards tried to kick him out but Princess Celia decided she'll give everyone a chance even the poorest of them all. Princess Celia told him to look into her eyes and tell her what he sees. He looked hard then he looked at her and said "I see a young little girl who is scared and alone. A girl who needs the warmth of a lover and the protection of a warrior. Always confused and listens to her heart. A mother, daughter, sister, ruler, lover. Someone special." She looked at him then turned away. Princess Celia was speechless. Then tears suddenly ran down her cheeks and she spun back around and hugged the poor beggar. She then said "This is your new King and our wedding shall be tomorrow." He then went down and whispered in her ear "I'll love you and cherish you. No matter what happens... you are the only one who could ever complete me."
And that was exactly what he did until the day they died. Their story went to live on for generations and was an inspiration to all that it didn't matter if you were rich or poor but the kind of person you are inside.
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