King Richard's Bedroom

So Anne went to change in a gown of crimson velvet strewn with diamonds and pearls. It was a gown that Richard hath given her and she cherished it. She knew he would love the gown for he had chosen it himself.

She went back to her love and said, "I hope you like my choice, dearest Majesty."

She had chosen a subtle blue gown strewn with diamonds and emerald that she knew would excite King Richard.

I saw Anne return wearing the most beautiful of gowns.

"What a wonderful choice Anne, I love it

"I am pleased that you are happy. Richard." How she adored and cherished this man. She only wished good things for him and for England.

I smiled at Anne.

"You always know how to excite me Anne so thank you.

"You are most welcome." She hoped nothing would ever happen to Richard for where would she be without him. Dear, dear man and Her King. This Henry Tudor is the problem. She wished to speak politics with Richard but he wished for romance. He needs to understand that she could be a help to him, politically speaking. But then he probably did not speak of politics to his wife, Queen Anne Neville.

I looked at Anne and I could see that she was thinking about something.

"Anne, is there something on your mind?

'I worry about Your Majesty. This Henry Tudor is a constant threat. He needs to be captured once and for all. I do believe you are too leninet with Margaret Beautfort. She needs a closer watch.' In Anne's opinion, the woman should have been placed in the Tower instead of Stanley's care. She has Stanley wrapped around her finger. They are just waiting, the vultures. King Richard is way too soft. He needs to crush his opponets espceillay if they are wily, crafty women like Margare Beaufort. Anne does not like Maragret for Margaret is Henry Tudor's mother.

"No, Your Majesty, I know nothing of him nor do I wish to know anything of him." Anne Harrington said.

"He can not do so for you are strong and you have your loyal nobles like the Howards on your side. I know you will prevail, Your Majesty for you doth be a great and noble and honourable King."Anne Harrington chimed,

"That is winning half the battle and you have Percy on your side as well." Anne Harrington remarked.

"Yes, i was taken prisoner but I do not wish anything to done in regards to that I just want to forget about it. Please, Richard, can we not speak of it again."

Anne Harrington was honoured. "Oh, yes, Your Majesty, Thank you. I am most honoured."

I smiled at Anne.

"I was hoping that you would say that. No one would be allowed to offend you in any way. You can have your own servants too.

"Thank you, Your Majesty." Anne Harrington stated.

"That is wonderful. I am most pleased." Anne Harrington stated.

Anne Harringotn hath said that she would be glad to start at once

Anne Harrington hath said that she would be glad to start at once.