Other than that, I had followed some of Daphne’s advice. The paperwork was now being filed depending on priority and importance. Mum and Dad helped with some of the unimportant papers, while I focused on the highest priority requests. It had certainly eased some of my stress, even though I sorely wished to make sure other documents were taken care of how I wanted. I wished that I could ensure my nation was being run how I wanted it to be, but as Daphne said, I was only one woman. It was so much easier in my first life, there were less people and less sycophants. Who knew that in nine hundred years, the population would grow so much that you had to delegate the work to such a degree.