[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

Jane Seymour, who returned to the king again, knew that she had no way out.Because of Anne Boleyn, she was excluded by the maids, especially after Edward Seymour "robbed" the official position that belonged to the Viscount of Rocheford, there was a lot of talk about her being the mistress of the king, Even the Seymour brothers deliberately lead people to think in this way, so that everyone in the Whitehall Palace understands that the Boleyn family has fallen and the Seymour family will take its place.

"You are simply crazy, crazy." Powerless to stop her father and brother, Jane Seymour walked around the room anxiously, holding tightly in her hand the locket given to her by Henry VIII, with a painful expression that seemed to Will faint: "I will definitely be torn apart by the queen, you have no idea how terrible she is."

"Calm down, my sister. That woman at Hampton Court Court won't be back for a while. And with the king's nose, what have you to fear?" Edward Seymour had already passed from Thomas Cromwell learned that the king wanted to change his wife, so he was full of expectations for Jane Seymour's future: "Instead of worrying about that bitch Anne Boleyn, you should put your mind on the king. .”

"Edward, you're not joking!" Although Jane Seymour was stupid, she could guess what her brothers were thinking, and she was so frightened by their arrogance that she fell down on a chair: "I, replace the queen?? ?”

It's not that Jane Seymour deliberately belittles herself, but that she is really not outstanding compared with Henry VIII's previous two queens.Besides, Anne Boleyn's fate is still vivid in her memory. Jane Seymour doesn't think that if she disappoints Henry VIII one day, her fate will be better than Anne Boleyn: "You are simply wishful thinking."

Facing Jane Seymour's scolding, Edward Seymour shrugged his shoulders indifferently, with such a posture: "Seizing power is a business of losing your head at any time, whether it is in the Whitehall Palace or on the battlefield. Not much difference."

"Then why don't you go to war like a man?"

"Because there are no battles to fight now, and it's too slow to accumulate military merits to become a queen, which is far less profitable than being a queen." Edward Seymour said coldly: "Look at what the Boleyn family got from Anne Boleyn. , I am afraid that even fighting on the battlefield for more than ten years will not reach such a height.

Jane Seymour couldn't refute Edward Seymour's words, but her desire to survive made her not want to sit on the throne of queen full of thorns: "Do I have to be queen?"

Edward Seymour nodded coldly, and directly cut off the last hope of his sister: "If you don't want to be a queen or a mistress, then you will only end up in a monastery."

"The Seymour family can't bear the king's anger, and no one in England dares to marry a woman who angers the king." Edward Seymour believed that his sister would make the right choice soon.

And Jane Seymour did not hesitate for too long as he wished, and returned to Henry VIII's side.

What a boring woman.

……………… I am the dividing line…………………

"His Majesty the King should deal with the divorce from the Queen after the marriage between Mary and the Duke of Lorraine is finalized." William Tudor, who returned to St. James' Palace, made a list of this year's major events and handed them To Richard Cromwell: "I recall that Mr. John Dudley, the eldest son of Viscount Lyall, attended with His Majesty the King François at Calais. On the safe side, I hope Mr Cromwell can put Mr John Dudley in the procession."

"Also, where are you going to send Anne Boleyn after Your Majesty dissolves her marriage?" William Tudor was concerned about Princess Elizabeth's treatment after her mother was deposed, but on the surface, he had to pretend He looked like he didn't care, lest the Duke of Norfolk find out and pour dirty water on him.

"Considering that the monasteries in the country have suffered varying degrees of destruction, my father intends to arrange the queen to be far away from the political center of Castle More, but His Majesty the King..." Richard Cromwell took a breath, hard to think I think Henry VIII will turn his face and be ruthless to this point: "His Majesty the King does not want to let the Queen go lightly, so he has not agreed to his father's proposal."

"If Anne Boleyn wants to do anything more for herself or Liz, it's best to try to show repentance before the king divorces her." William Tudor is not sure whether Anne Boleyn will be like the historical In that way, she was executed by Henry VIII for adultery and treason, but as far as the current situation is concerned, her situation is not optimistic.

"The Duke of Norfolk also intends to let Her Majesty the Queen voluntarily give up his marriage, but the two have never reached an agreement." Richard Cromwell said in a low voice: "The eyeliner of Hampton Palace reported that it was true. Her Majesty the Queen doesn't want to give up her position so soon, and intends to give it a go."

"Why, they want to force the palace?" William Tudor didn't think that Anne Boleyn had the capital to give it a go. After all, the Duke of Norfolk, whom she relied on the most, had begun to abandon her. Who else would support a man who lost his favor? And no background queen.

"My father doesn't want to think so, but..." Richard Cromwell found it increasingly difficult to understand Anne Boleyn's recent actions, and felt that even if the queen of the Boleyn family was not crazy, she was not much worse: "Han There have been bad rumors at Putten House about Her Majesty, that Sir Henry Norris, when he called on Her Majesty, mentioned that if anything should happen to Her Majesty, he would marry Her Majesty."

"Then become my stepfather or the regent?" William Tudor's pupils narrowed slightly, and he strategically leaned back and said, "Conjectures about His Majesty's death are enough to constitute treason, is she taking her life too long?" ?”

"The Duke of Suffolk has reported the matter to His Majesty the King, but we have no evidence that His Majesty the Queen intends to harm His Majesty the King." Before Richard Cromwell finished speaking, Princess Mary pushed the door and left He said, "William, father wants to bring back that woman from Hampton Palace."

"But hasn't she already fallen out of favor?" William Tudor signaled Richard Cromwell to go down first, and then poured a glass of water for Princess Mary himself, asking her to soothe her emotions: "Father won't be so quick Just forgive her, so something must have happened to bring about a tentative reconciliation between father and Anne Boleyn."

"What else can happen? It's nothing more than that the woman is still pregnant with the king's child." Princess Mary wanted to take Princess Elizabeth by her side when the king wanted to marry the Duke of Lorraine, or suggested that the king let Princess Elizabeth Moved to North England to live with Eleanor Brandon.The latter is not only the second daughter of the Duke of Suffolk, the niece of Henry VIII, but also the cousin and sister-in-law of Princess Elizabeth, so Henry VIII will not refuse to let Eleanor Brandon take care of Princess Elizabeth.

In short, rather than letting Princess Elizabeth be neglected or learn bad habits from Anne Boleyn, Princess Mary hopes that she can grow up healthy and happy.

But unexpectedly, Princess Mary's words were already prepared, but Anne Boleyn made such a killing.

"Didn't Anne Boleyn have a miscarriage? How did she get pregnant when the king didn't sleep with her?" William Tudor never thought that Henry VIII was a person who could wear a cuckold, so he didn't react for a while How exactly did Anne Boleyn get pregnant.

"The doctor said she was pregnant with twins, so the last miscarriage only lost one of the children, and the remaining one was still growing up in her stomach." Before Princess Mary came to find William Tudor, she saw Jane Seymour With a pale face, he treated the scar on Henry VIII's leg, lamenting that the palace that had not been calm for a long time was about to jump up again.