Willow Creek, Founded by Her Majesty Queen Juliette NorwoodOwned and Directed by Lady Edith Pembroke

Hidden beyond a long tree lined drive in Willow Creek, surrounded by ancient oaks and manicured gardens, stands Thornfield Academy, the most exclusive school for royal children in the entire kingdom.

Thornfield was founded by Queen Juliette Norwood, who believed that future rulers needed more than privilege. They needed discipline, education, and grace. Today, the academy is overseen by Lady Edith Pembroke, who protects the school’s traditions with unwavering dedication.

Lady Pembroke’s mantra is simple,

“The world will judge a ruler by their poise, not their crown.”

At Thornfield, mornings begin early. Students attend rigorous classes in diplomacy, dynastic history, literature, languages, etiquette, music studies, and public speaking. They learn how to address courtiers, host galas, and carry themselves with quiet confidence.

Unlike other strict academies, Thornfield allows playtime. It is structured, supervised, and intentionally designed to nurture healthy friendships among future rulers.

Afternoons are spent outdoors in the rose gardens or along the riverbank, where students explore nature and enjoy moments of childhood. Playtime is not seen as weakness, but as balance.

Even heirs deserve to feel the sun. Even future rulers should have memories that are soft.

In the evenings, students attend formal dinners where etiquette and conversation are practiced. Afterward, they return to quiet dormitories, where bedtime is calm, structured, and occasionally softened with classic adventure stories.

Thornfield is elegant, but not without mystery.

A locked conservatory. A forbidden staircase. Portraits that seem to follow students with their gaze.

Most students ignore the whispers. A few search for answers.

Those who complete their education at Thornfield do not leave as fragile children. They leave with the confidence of someone who understands their destiny.

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