Reborn in America: Starting as a California Resident

On a summer morning on July 1, 1961, a new life was born at Parker Cottage near Sandringham in Norfolk, eastern England—Diana Frances Spencer, the third daughter of Viscount and Viscount Alsop.

The Spencer family has deep ties to the British royal family.

Diana's grandmothers, Countess Cynthia Hamilton of Spencer and Baroness Ruth-Roche of Femmoy, were both ladies-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, and her famous distant relative Churchill also served as Prime Minister of England.

However, Diana's childhood was not as flawless as her illustrious family background.

When she was only seven years old, her parents divorced due to the breakdown of their marriage.

Divorce was generally condemned among the nobility.

For eight-year-old Diana, the separation from her mother was the most painful experience.

Subsequently, her mother, Frances, began a new life, marrying Peter Shand-Cade in 1969.

Diana and her siblings were placed under the guardianship of their father.

However, Diana's father, John Spencer, did not stop his search for happiness;

He married Lady Wren, Countess of Dartmouth, shortly afterward.

Unfortunately, the relationship between the three sisters and their stepmother was not harmonious during their childhood.

They even got into physical altercations with her;

Rumors circulated that Diana had attacked her violently and nearly thrown her down the stairs.

Later, perhaps out of consideration for the family atmosphere, the stepmother first suggested that John send Diana's two older sisters to boarding school.

As Diana grew up, she sent her to Switzerland to study in the same way.

It was there that she met Henry.

At the time, King George II took him to Switzerland for two months to handle family matters.

During this time, Henri met Diana at a gathering of Swiss high society.

Because the two were of similar age and lived in a foreign country, they naturally developed a good personal relationship.

However, due to the great inconvenience of communication in the 1970s, they rarely had the opportunity to stay in touch after returning to their own lives.

"That sounds great."

"The atmosphere here is indeed very special, giving people a sense of tranquility and history."

Henry nodded in approval while silently observing the future Princess of England, who was in the prime of her youth.

According to Henry's memories from his previous life,

In 1977, Diana and Prince Charles officially met at a hunting party.

At the time, Prince Charles, who was nearly thirty, had also been in a relationship with Diana's sister, Elizabeth.

However, when the old scumbag first met Diana, he was captivated by her charm!

Not long ago, they shamelessly praised Diana publicly as a very charming woman.

"That's right."

Diana smiled and added, "Especially at dusk here, it's like a living oil painting."

By the way, you look like you haven't eaten yet, have you?

Would it be convenient for us to have dinner together?

"Of course!"

Henry sensed that Diana's forthright personality remained unchanged, and his sense of alienation gradually faded.

He nodded without hesitation and agreed, "I just heard from the locals that 'The Pink House' is very nice."

"How about we choose this place?"

"That's fantastic, exactly what I wanted!"

Diana replied with a smile;

Then, accompanied by their bodyguards, the two entered Room 5 on the third floor of this charming restaurant.

This place covers an area of ​​about 300 square meters and has not only two connected restaurants, but also a dedicated singing area, a dance platform and several game machines, covering almost all the popular entertainment options available today.

"I'm a regular customer here!"

I'm sure you'll love the food here.

Diana said confidently.

Henry replied with a smile, "We don't know how the food will taste yet, but the decor is certainly a pleasant surprise."

I originally thought that only the exterior of 'The Pink House' was pink, but I didn't expect that all the decorations from the entrance to the interior were pink.

Even the waiters' uniforms and hair color are pink; it's truly unique.

Upon hearing this, Diana chuckled: "The owner here is an artist who has a unique understanding of color, especially his masterful use of pink."

It is said that he designed this place to commemorate his lost love.

"That's such a pity!"

As Diana introduced the place, Henry took a closer look at his surroundings.

The pink walls are adorned with all sorts of artworks, each painting seemingly telling a different story.

Soft jazz music gently filled the air, adding a touch of retro charm to the space.

Henry and Diana sat down in the innermost private room, where they could see the city lights and the flow of people through the floor-to-ceiling windows.

The waiters, dressed in matching pink uniforms, approached with smiles to inquire about their order.

“There are so many signature dishes here,” Diana suggested. “For example, the roasted pork chop with apple sauce and the homemade strawberry cheesecake are must-try choices.”

"Of course I need to take the beautiful lady's opinion into consideration."

Henry nodded in agreement, and then instructed the waiter, "Please do as this lady requests."

Bring out your finest wines and delicacies!

As soon as he finished speaking, Henry took out a check from his pocket, quickly wrote down an amount, handed it to the waiter, and added, "This is for the meal; any extra charges are your service fee."

Upon seeing this gesture, the waitress's eyes lit up instantly. She nodded her thanks with deep respect and then hurriedly left her seat to prepare.

Diana witnessed all of this, and although she was somewhat surprised, she maintained her characteristic elegance and composure, smiling slightly as she asked, "Henry, you're always so generous!"

Henry smiled and said, "One should never be stingy with good things and good people."

Besides, meeting you here tonight is a moment worth celebrating in itself.

"Thank you, Henry."

"Tonight is indeed an unforgettable night."

......

As the waiter reappeared, one exquisite dish after another was served, filling the entire private room with an enticing aroma.

Each dish is carefully arranged, colorful, and mouthwatering.

During the dinner, Henry and Diana chatted about their interests and interesting anecdotes from their lives.

As the conversation deepened, the atmosphere became more relaxed and pleasant, and the two seemed to have developed a deeper understanding of each other.

Before they knew it, they shared bottle after bottle of red wine until all four bottles on the table were empty.

"Henry, do you know how much I like you?"

Diana's voice was slightly slurred with intoxication, "My family has always wanted me to marry Charles for their own benefit..."

"Diana, you're drunk."

"No, I didn't!"

Hearing Henry's slightly concerned words, Diana defended herself, "I remember, we were only eleven years old then, so free and so happy."

You took me to so many places and let me experience so many new and wonderful things…”