desert meeting?

I met him when I lived in the Azurian deserts. He held a golden dress in his hand. Clutching it, he seemed disinterested. He spoke to a heathen woman who stood by the stall. 

"What lucky girl will be getting this gift" she said with a voice of an old woman. To me she sounded like and looked like a witch. The king only laughed. He is handsome when he laughs. His eyes so dark and powerful, seem to be  merry in the twinkling desert. Like obsidian gems they glow and sparkle; trickling like sparkling blueberry wine, the water droplets of his tears seem to make him more like a god to me. 

"He is so cold ... so very cold...." Apparently the women say he is cold... cold? I have heard him talk and speak... I have heard him laugh and scold. I have fallen in love with him. 

I spent the days living with Esmeralda. She owned a bakery in the deserts. From there I would walk everyday to the market to see him. Apparently they said his beautiful lady friend was from London. I supposed that life in the deserts was, for a man such as he, the most suited. 

I never spoke to him though. I was too afraid of him to do that.

and so we continued in the glittering desert. I remember his grand countenance walking away. A kings silhouette in the glittering night.

I walked back homewards, my own tears trickling down my cheeks. Sadly I do not think they sparkled like his. I remember thinking this as I walked away from him on that day. 

Supposedly this letter was found by a sir Thomas Maximum Lucendre, who was friends with a certain lady who was handed this letter by a peasant who found this letter supposedly in  ammischule castle.

RARE AND UNEARTHED LETTER WRITTEN BY QUEEN ROSMARY 5 YEARS AGO? (the letter above)

Sir Thomas Maximum told the press "this letter was found by the man who sent the milk to the castle each day" 

There is no validity that can prove whether this letter was written by her however. It was known that the queen did live in the Arabian deserts for a while, but weather she met the king or not is under speculation. 

The official idea is that she met him only when he started the official royal courtship. Although it is widely believed by many inner noble circles that she had in fact met him years before. Those who know her personally suggested that she had loved him for years even when he did not reciprocate and it was only recently that he decided to start courting her...

"she was a heartbroken woman. She was sad for years. this letter shows she admired him long before the public were made aware" Lord Maximum told the press. 

the significance of these rumours would mean that the "royal crown is slanted and has been slanted in power from the start"

Maximum believes that "the king knew he had her in his trap. He knew he had power over this whole nation. He came here knowing the queen was madly and hopelessly in love with him. he then used his position to cruelly withdraw his affection. He controlled the court, the queen and the island... even her mother and her closest advisors had no say in what happened. He became king in an instant because the queen would do anything for him. He didn't even need to ask it. Instead however... his actions, his presence... his cruelty demanded that she give him the throne." 

Could this be true? If it is... that surely is food for thought. 

Also if the unrequited love part of the tale is true, then queen Rusalochka really would be a fitting name for her .