Thank you, dear. I was long overdue a makeover.

In late June 1450, Jack Cade led a 40,000 strong march from southeast England to London to protest against laws introduced by King Henry VI. After executing the Lord Treasurer, Cade and his supporters were driven out of the London. Cade was mortally wounded on 12 July.

"I was hoping you'd suggest that. It's been a while since we've been alone this long." She caught the grape between her teeth before chewing, the sweet taste spilling over her tongue.

I would be lying if I said that wasn't my exact thought.

How are you, my darling?

Time will tell. If your husband does right by you, there is no need for me to be around as much. Alas, I do like seeing my grandchildren. How are they faring?

"I think a Progress to let the realm glance upon their handsome king and healthy litter sounds perfect. Wouldn't you agree?"

Gives me a great deal of peace of mind knowing that Maggie is looking after precious Arthur. I would love that, and I'm sure he wishes to see you as well.

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Elizabeth melded to his body, returning the embrace. "I don't believe I have a preference this time, but maybe Fotheringhay."

Joyous coronation day, my king. Come claim your present. ༄ 𝗞𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗘𝗱𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱 𝗜𝗩.

Much appreciated, dear.

Elizabeth chuckled and reached for a brush, handing it to her husband. "Make me look pretty." She sentenced as she sat with her back turned to him.

Turns and beckons him to come closer.

Elizabeth tugged at his collar to pull him in before closing the curtains. They are not to be bothered.

{ I liked this difference: Edward was easily ensnared by beauty, Tudor on the other hand required a whole lot loyalty displays from Lizzie 😂 }

{ Tudor and paranoia go hand in hand 😩 }

{ They were all like that, smh. }

{ I struggle with Elizabeth's unquenchable ambition 😩 }

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