A true asset

As the Queen continued to speak, Wesley's eyes darted towards his phone, which was conveniently placed on the table beside him. He picked it up, pretending to check the screen, and then suddenly sat up straight, a look of urgency on his face.

"Excuse me, Your Majesty," he said, his voice apologetic. "I'm so sorry, but I have an urgent call I need to take."

The Queen's eyes narrowed slightly, but she nodded graciously. "Of course, Wesley. Please, take your call."

Wesley quickly got up from his seat, phone in hand, and made his way out of the dining hall. As he walked, he didn't even bother to pretend to take the call, simply shoving the phone into his pocket and making his way to the castle gardens.

Meanwhile, back in the dining hall, Sheila was making her own excuses to leave. "Mother, I'm so sorry, but I suddenly remembered that I left my hair straightener on at home. I really need to go turn it off before the house burns down."