[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

Anne Boleyn was back in favor.

Although Henry VIII still didn't let Anne Boleyn go to bed, their behavior of getting tired of being together all day long, and what Mary Boleyn told Thomas Boleyn privately made this opportunistic son of a businessman suspect that his youngest daughter had already passed away. He gave everything to Henry VIII, so he was very worried that Henry VIII, who had completely succeeded, would soon lose interest in Anne Boleyn.

Just as he had abandoned Mary Boleyn.

"Calm down, father, I'm not that stupid." Anne Boleyn, who had regained the favor of the king, wore a brand new dress and showed her father the jewel necklace on her chest: "I will not make Mary's mistake, I just let the king I ate some sweets, but I didn't give myself completely to him."

"I asked an astrologer about the pregnancy portrait of Queen Catherine, and they all said that the baby was a boy." Thomas Boleyn was recently suppressed by the Duke of Suffolk, and the other party and the Bishop of Wolsey suspended Henry VIII. The act of dissolving the marriage to the Pope gave Queen Catherine a chance to breathe: "The king will not let Catherine's son become an illegitimate child, and the Roman emperor and the Pope will not allow this to happen."

"Relax, my father. There are many dead Princes of Wales, let alone the son of the old woman Catherine." Anne Boleyn said contemptuously: "We should pay more attention to the ready-made son of the king than Catherine, who is doomed to failure. .”

As she spoke, Anne Boleyn raised her chin in the direction of the king's bedchamber, motioning Thomas Boleyn to look over: "The bitch of the Bronte family did not give up on letting the king marry her."

"But Henry Fitzroy was bastard, and Elizabeth Bronte was married long ago."

"William the Conqueror is also an illegitimate son, and Tudor's ancestor, John Beaufort." Anne Boleyn retorted sharply: "How do you know that the king will not marry Elizabeth Brown to legalize an illegitimate child?" What if he doesn't have the patience to wait for my son? Besides, Henry Fitzroy is seven years old, and he is far safer than a newborn baby."

As Anne Boleyn spoke, she gnawed her nails anxiously, her eyeballs remained motionless, and said, "I must get Elizabeth Bronte away immediately, and I must never let her dangle in front of the king."

"Leave it to me!" Thomas Boleyn promised, "It's easier to deal with Mrs. Bronte than to deal with Queen Catherine."

Anne Boleyn could not deny this, but she never doubted her father's desire to survive and his desire for power.

It was just that after Thomas Boleyn left, Anne Boleyn saw her sister walking towards the king's bedroom, her eyes lingering on her specially groomed blond hair and her graceful back, she couldn't help cursing : "That bitch..."

Angry Anne Boleyn lifted her skirt and ran towards Mary Boleyn in three steps at a time. Then the two sisters had another earth-shattering quarrel.

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Relying on the strength of the Suffolk faction, Queen Catherine survived the most dangerous portrait safely.

Bishop Wolsey prayed for Queen Catherine almost every day, because he knew all too well what Henry VIII wanted.

Once Queen Catherine gave birth to a son, all the problems they faced would be solved.

Except for leaving Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII will satisfy all the wishes of Queen Catherine, and Wolsey does not have to anger the Pope and the powerful King of Spain for the king's own selfish desires.

"Your Excellency..." While Wolsey was praying routinely, his secretary, Thomas Cromwell, came to report anxiously: "Her Majesty has begun to give birth, and the Duchess of Suffolk, please hurry over to witness the Prince of Wales birth."

"Oh my god! Why is it this time." Wolsey's body swayed suddenly due to the sudden report, and almost knocked over the things on the altar.

Thomas Cromwell quickly held Wolsey to keep his head from hitting the floor.

"Thank you, Mr. Cromwell." Wolsey held Thomas Cromwell's arm, and it took him a long time to stand up unsteadily.

The entourage on the side had already brought the cardinal's clothes and helped Wolsey change them as quickly as possible.

"Is the queen's child nine months old?" It was obviously the most critical moment, but Wolsey's brain couldn't keep up.He was, after all, 51 years old, and in this Tudor era, he had already reached the age of being a grandfather.

"No." Now everyone's eyes are on Queen Catherine's belly, so Thomas Cromwell counts the queen's pregnancy every day: "But it's not a few days away."

"This is not good news." Wolsey, who finally changed his clothes, got into the carriage with his entourage, and looked very disturbed all the way: "God bless the queen to give birth to a prince safely. In addition, the Duchess of Suffolk has His Majesty, and all the adults in front of the imperial court were not informed."

"The Duke of Suffolk has been guarding outside the Queen's room, but His Majesty does not want to visit the delivery room in person." Thomas Cromwell was always well informed, so he had already predicted what Wolsey wanted to ask: "Your Majesty is worried about Catherine. The queen gave birth to a princess or was stillborn, so there was no christening and subsequent tourney celebration."

"This is also expected." Wolsey can fully understand Henry VIII's thoughts.

As the saying goes, the greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment.

Because Queen Catherine had died of six children, Henry VIII did not expect this unexpected son to be born smoothly.

Or even worse.

Henry VIII will not get too close to the prince until he has safely passed the most difficult time of raising him.

Of course, this does not mean that he will treat his prince and queen materially harshly.

And when Wolsey hurried to Whitehall Palace, the queen's delivery room was in a mess.

Unmarried Princess Mary couldn't help, so she prayed silently in her mother's chapel.

As the highest-status woman present besides Queen Catherine, the Duchess of Suffolk forced herself to calm down, and then directed the midwives to deliver Queen Catherine, and asked the court doctor to wait outside the house by the way, so as to rescue the queen mother and child at any time.

how's it going? When Wolsey hurried over with a chill in his body, the Duke of Suffolk, who was standing outside the house instead of the king, was pacing up and down in the house, looking very disturbed.

"The queen just started giving birth, and my wife is helping inside." The Duke of Suffolk glanced at the Duke of Norfolk, who was also disturbed. The latter was Anne Boleyn's uncle and the person who promoted Thomas Boleyn: " I hope everyone present is praying for the Queen and doing what I have done for the Prince of Wales."

When the Duke of Suffolk said this, he fixed his eyes on the Duke of Norfolk, and it was clear what he meant.

In fact, apart from the Duke of Norfolk, those present were either supporters of Queen Catherine, or people who were neutral to Queen Catherine.

After all, putting aside the issue of belief, Queen Catherine's performance is far more worthy of the mother of a country than Anne Boleyn.

As long as there is one more prince, she is the perfect wife of Henry VIII, the beloved queen of this life.

Facing the obvious rejection, the Duke of Norfolk tried his best to cultivate himself so as not to show anger, but provocatively said: "You are right, we should do everything for the future of England."

Just by looking at the Duke of Norfolk's expression, he knew that the future he was talking about was definitely not Queen Catherine's child. This made the Duke of Suffolk choke, so he sat down next to Wolsey angrily, ignoring Norfolk. Duke Duke's provocation and ridicule.

Childbirth was a long challenge, especially since Queen Catherine seldom groaned, which made the people waiting anxiously outside the house even more uneasy, and even began to suspect that Queen Catherine had died along with the fetus in her womb.

With the passage of time, the tension of the Duke of Norfolk gradually eased, and he even began to think about his bright future and bright future after Anne Boleyn ascended the throne.

Under such a bright prospect, Queen Catherine is just a poor wretch abandoned by the king, and most of the people in the house will fall with the rise of Anne Boleyn.

[When Anne becomes queen, these people will rush to kiss her instep. 】

Looking at the princes and ministers in the room, the Duke of Norfolk thought viciously.

However, his complacency didn't last long, and was ended by a baby's cry.

"It's a boy, a healthy boy." The Duchess of Suffolk, who was the first to come out, announced the final result excitedly, completely ignoring the messy appearance.

At this moment, Wolsey finally breathed a sigh of relief and kissed the cross on his chest, thanking the merciful God for not abandoning them.

The Duke of Norfolk just felt like falling into an ice cellar.

The author has something to say:

Anne would die, she would never be Henry VIII's mistress.