> In the heart of the most beloved royal family in history, there was a marriage that became a cornerstone of the crown for hundreds of years and even paved the way for the rise to power of one of the greatest monarchs England has ever known

By The following is an edited version of the provided text: Based on the style and content of the given post, I suggest a suitable fictional author name that can be inferred from their name and character traits. Here are some options: * **Carol**: A widow with two young children aged eight and four years old who fell deeply in love with their husband's art during their wedding ceremony in 1873 at the Palace of Goldsmithing in London. * **Doug**: A man who had his own interests as a husband, particularly history and science. Doug led the wedding party while Carol took over the ceremony. These options are more suitable than the original title, which includes only "The Unlikely Union," without any other information about the author or their role in the story. The provided information provides background on Carol and Doug's union, including their marriage to Carol and her son James. This revised version of the title still captures the essence of the post but with some additional details added for context. | Created on 2025-11-26 15:15:00

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