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King Henry Of England Alternate Ending

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King Henry of England was in the bad mood for past month. He raged at everyone and spent the most of his time in his chambers. At the feasts, people saw lustful glances that he was sending to his former wife and how he ignored his current Queen. Many courtiers suspected that the reason for his unhappiness was the reconciliation of Edward Seymour and his wife. Anne Seymour, Lady Beauchamp was practically glowing with the happiness. She was at the sixth month of her pregnancy and everybody could see how much she was in love with her husband. Henry was in his chambers getting ready for a dinner with Jane. Since Anne ran away from him, he didn't spend much time with his wife, because her presence only reminded him that he didn't have Anne. He still couldn't believe that she just rushed away after that magnificent kiss that they shared. Their passion for each other was still alive. At nights, he couldn't sleep because of his desire for her. Even Lady Ursula couldn't satisfy him any longer, he just wanted her, his Anne. When he came to Jane's chambers she was sitting by the fireplace and when she saw him she stood up and bowed. He had to admit that she looked really pretty pink gown. "Your Majesty." She said and turned her eyes on the floor. After six months …show more content…

His arms wrapped around her and his fingers dug into her back, thinking there was too much fabric between them as his hips pressed up against hers. He moved to take off her dress, smiling against her mouth. His hands found her fastenings and she managed to wriggle out of her dress, letting it pool on the floor like his shirts. She wasn’t wearing anything underneath, and she allowed him a good look at her bare torso before she leant in to capture his lips

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