[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

In a trance, Henry VIII saw his life flash by like a horse on a horse.

The first is the strangest father in his memory, pulling a long face that others owed him millions of pounds, sitting on a dead wood chair and looking at Henry VIII coldly, then shook his head, and said in great disappointment: "I thought you would die on the battlefield or disease, or be stabbed to death, but I didn't expect you to be so stupid. Henry, I'm really disappointed in you."

Faced with his father's doubts, Henry VIII, who had been in power for many years, seemed to be the Duke of York who feared his father like a tiger. He didn't have time to defend himself until Henry VII got up and left. Instead, he watched Elizabeth of York sit next to him. The dead wood chair shook his head at him, as if regretting: "Of all my children, you are the one who resembles my father the most, but Henry, you will also be destroyed because of this."

After all, Elizabeth of York did not wait for Henry VIII's answer, but, like her husband, got up and left after speaking.

Catherine of Aragon was the third to sit on the deadwood chair.She looked much younger than the last time Henry VIII saw her. Her beautiful long golden-brown hair was adorned with Spanish pomegranate flowers. Can't help the tenderness and firmness that made Henry VIII crazy.

"Catherine, my dearest and sweetest Catherine." Henry VIII suddenly spoke, and finally relaxed his tense nerves, and even wanted to touch Catherine of Aragon.

"Go back! Henry, go back!" Catherine of Aragon put her hands on her chest, refusing Henry VIII's approach: "You don't belong to heaven yet, so don't leave England and our children behind."

Henry VIII stopped in front of Catherine of Aragon and watched her gently take off the white veil from her head, just like when they first met, he fell in love at his brother's wedding, and then could no longer take Look away from Catherine of Aragon.

"I will still pray for you before God." Catherine of Aragon got up and saluted Henry VIII, then pushed him away from her.

"So Henry, don't forget to be a good father and a good king."

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"When will His Majesty wake up?"

"I, I don't know. He may have hurt his brain when he fell off the horse, and maybe, maybe he won't wake up."

"Absurd! The king of England will never fall into such a situation. He must have God's blessing and he will definitely turn evil into good luck."

Henry VIII, who was sleeping, was disturbed by the noise around him and frowned. After his consciousness gradually cleared up, he could distinguish that the two voices arguing belonged to the doctor and the Duke of Suffolk respectively.

"Come on, Henry. The king of England can't just die like this. We haven't conquered Scotland, France, or even farther places."

Henry VIII felt that his chest was being overwhelmed, and finally coughed out a suffocating breath, his eyes suddenly opened and he said, "Catherine!!!"

Seeing this, the crowd of onlookers burst into cheers one after another: "God bless my lord." "God bless the king."

The Duke of Suffolk, who was closest to the king, quickly helped the king up, and then asked someone to bring the stretcher.

"How are Mary and William?" Although Henry VIII hadn't fully recovered, his basic reason told him that the heir to the throne was the most likely to cause trouble at this time.

Especially the heir to the throne who is underage and not born by the current queen.

"Have you gone to fetch them?" Henry VIII tightly held the hand of the Duke of Suffolk, his eyes wandered in the crowd, as if looking for someone: "Where are the two rats of the Boleyn family? They should I will not let go of such a good opportunity to usurp the throne."

"The Earl of Wiltshire (Thomas Boleyn) asked his son, Viscount Rochford (George Boleyn), to convey your affairs to Her Majesty the Queen, but Mr Thomas Cromwell feared they would preempt the The crown prince, so I asked Sir Pal to go to Wales to pick him up." The Duke of Suffolk looked at Henry VIII and poured a glass of wine in his hand, spitting out a mouthful of blood: "Did Cromwell do anything when I was unconscious? Something you shouldn't do?"

The Duke of Suffolk felt numbness at the back of his neck, and when he looked up, he saw Henry VIII's cold eyes: "I remember I told him about the arrangements under special circumstances, did he follow my request? ?”

"...Mr. Cromwell wants me and Princess Mary to act as Regents for the Prince of Wales, and to exclude the Queen and the Norfolk line from the Regency."

"anything else?"

"The other thing is to finish the marriage between Princess Mary and the son of the Duke of Lorraine as soon as possible, so as to prevent France from taking advantage of it." The Duke of Suffolk didn't know why Henry VIII suddenly doubted Thomas Cromwell, but considering The latter was indeed on the side of the Prince of Wales, so the Duke of Suffolk subconsciously said something nice for Thomas Cromwell.

"He's safe." Henry VIII snorted softly, took a short rest, and asked people to set off back to Hampton Court Palace, but halfway received a piece of news that put him in a bad mood.

"Your Majesty, there is news from Hampton Court Palace that Her Majesty the Queen has suffered another miscarriage." Sir Peggy, who came to greet the king in advance, carefully looked at Henry VIII's face, and the latter did not immediately express his opinion until Sir Peggy's The cold sweat dripped onto the cushion, and then she let out a soft groan, and said dissatisfiedly: "I can see clearly, she will never bring me joyful news, but is willing to make everything worse."

After all, Henry VIII was a little playful: "What is her explanation this time? Because she loves me so much and worries about me so much, that's why she had a miscarriage?"

Sir Peggy could not answer, because Anne Boleyn really said so, and even Viscount Rochford thought so.

"Turn around and go to Whitehall Palace. I don't want to see the queen's annoying face." Henry VIII held his forehead wearily, asking Sir Peggy to give him some private space: "By the way, tell the Duke of Norfolk, let He took some of the Howard girls from the palace."

"Whether it's his niece or niece, in short, I don't want to see any face of the Howard family, and I don't want the Boleyn and his son to hang around in front of me." Henry VIII's order made Sir Peggy lament that the sky in the palace is really different every day. complexion.

And when he informed Anne Boleyn on the hospital bed of the king's order, the woman who hadn't waited for her husband to comfort her after the miscarriage just nodded calmly, and then stared at the curtain like a zombie.

I can't cry anymore.