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       The interior of Queen Anne’s apartments were somber and cold without music playing,  cards being dealt,  and wine being poured.  The Princess Elizabeth had only recently departed to the estate of Hatfield House, whilst her royal mother and father remained at Greenwich Palace,   leaving Anne Boleyn in what Jane could only assume would be a glum humour.  Still,  the Queen’s courtiers delighted her with sewing,  prayers,  and recent news of court,  whilst Jane watched on with a narrowed gaze until being called upon.  ❛  Your Majesty.  Lady Jane informs me that the Viscount Rochford requests an audience.  Would you like me to permit it ?  ❜

‘ some days are better than others. ‘

“Here, mother, I have a gift for you.” She placed the book carefully in Anne’s hands before looking up to gauge her reaction, “It’s a translation of  ‘Le Miroir de l’Ame Pecheresse’ I did. I hope it pleases you.”

             Anne had been soothing her son when she heard that sound of someone nearby. She did not stop the gentle movement and did not take her gaze from her son to see who had come in. “I am sorry if he’s disturbed you. I had to come and calm him down,” Anne spoke her voice was quiet and even as she was trying to make sure Edward dropped off to sleep. She loved taking care of her little boy without the nurses interfering.

‘ she told me a story... ‘

This caught the attention of Catherine De Medici and made Anne a key player in the fight against the Tudors. She is quick to make herself trustworthy to others and has a raging temper. Anne prefers to use her tongue to fight battles for her, but she will employ violence if the situation calls for it. She feels things strongly and occasionally has issues coping with the things she has done. She has the utmost respect for Catherine and obeys her command, often times without discourse. She can speak many languages and is skilled in the art of seduction. With her talents she helps the French stay one step ahead of the English and exposes their biggest secrets right under their noses.