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We're writing in English. 

Once upon a time, in the Mushroom Kingdom, there lived a princess named Peach. Peach was a friendly, nice young woman, who had loads of friends. One of her friends, Daisy, was princess of the kingdom of Sarasaland. Though they lived far apart, they were best friends and they visited each other very often. 
Princess Peach was currently planning a big event to maintain the friendship between the other royals and her. To help organising this huge party, she wanted the help of no one else but Daisy. Of course, there she was, happy to travel to the Mushroom kingdom to help out her best friend. Everything was going perfectly fine, until the party itself started.

This is where we will start this story. 


Princess Peach                                    Princess Daisy
Impatient, nice and loving.                  Sporty, caring and in for a joke.
Played by Hoothoot                              Played by Jaspis


King Bowser                                         Shadow the Hedgehog
Rude, cheeky and gross.                    Sarcastic, sassy and sly.
Played by Hoothoot                              Played by Jaspis

Dear ...,
I am happy to announce a party. A party, especially organized for you, and your friends. The party will take place on August the 14^th, in Princess Peach’s castle.

I dipped my favourite fountain pen in the ink, to write the next sentence. I lifted the pen to right above the paper, but I couldn’t let it descend on it. I let my eyes scan the already written sentences again, then cried out in frustration.
‘Toadsworth!’ I yelled, ‘Get your ass over here!’ Before crossing my arms, I put my pen back in its holder, made just for me. I listened to the little taps on the rug in the hallway. Then I heard a soft knock on the huge doors.
‘Princess, it’s me, Toadsworth!’
‘Come in,’ I said, sternly as always. The door opened with a squeak.
‘What’s wrong, princess?’ the British accent, which I loved so much, spoke calmly.
‘I’m organizing this party, remember? Anyhow, I’m stuck with the invitation, and I haven’t even wrote three whole sentences!’ I handed him the letter.
‘Let me see,’ he said, and shoved his glasses up a bit. ‘You know as well as I do that I’m no good at writing either, so perhaps it’s a good idea to ask...’
‘Daisy!’ I interrupted him loudly. ‘Come on, call her, hurry up!’ I tapped my long, manicured nails impatiently on the table.

‘Not again!’ I yelled. This was already the third time since someone interrupted me in my tennis game. I dropped my racket and ran to the Yoshi who had just called me.
‘What's up?’ I asked, slightly annoyed. ‘Not another stupid letter, I hope?’
‘I’m sorry to bother you,’ the Yoshi said softly. ‘It’s from princess Peach. She needs your help with writing an invitation for her party.’
‘A party? Great!’ My bad mood disappeared instantly. ‘Get my plane ready. Quick.’
I picked up my racket and put it back in the little storage at the side of the tennis field. Then I ran to my castle, straight into my room. It had been a long time since I saw Peach, and I always enjoyed visits to Mushroom Kingdom. I pulled my shirt off, and opened my wardrobe searching for a dress.
‘Excuse me, miss...’ A Yoshi walked in my room, and I pulled a random dress against my chest.
‘Get. Out. Of. My. Room!’ I yelled.
‘I’m sorry, miss. I was told to pack your suitcase for your travel to the Mushroom kingdom.’
I sighed. ‘Get out. I’m ready in five minutes.’
I quickly pulled on the dress and hurried outside, where my private plane already waited.
‘Your plane is ready, miss,’ another Yoshi said.
‘Yeah, I  can see that,’ I said annoyed.
‘We will be departing in fifteen minutes.’
‘Fine.’ I walked into the plane, sitting down at one of the chairs. 

I impatiently paced through the hallway, taking little, strict steps like I always do. While I was biting my nails a bit, I finally put off my gloves, I studied the carpet. The complicated and colorful patterns made the room more alive. I looked at the rest of the hall, something I'd done like a hundred times, but it never got old. Looking around and discovering new things always took my mind of all the other things. Like the fact that Daisy still hadn't arrived. 
'Toadsworth!' I called out, and I quickly heard his little footsteps.
'Good afternoon, princess, what can I help you with?' he asked politely.
'Why isn't princess Daisy here yet?' I asked with a frown.
'If it's not to bold, princess, have you considered the fact that princess Daisy lives on a whole other continent?'
'Well, no,' I said, 'But hasn't she got a decent plane? I mean, how long can it take to fly a bit?!'