After the death of Anne Boylen, King Henry marries Constance Seymour. Constance is the little sister of the infamous Jane Seymour. When Henry decides to wed Jane, Constance is not discarded as other wives were.
Constance and Sabra were sitting together helping the other ladies sew the last of the pearl beads onto Anne coronation gown. The gown is a sight to behold. It has beads and embroidery. It has taken the ladies almost two weeks to embroider and decorate the gown. Constance had been the one to do the most work on it. She always had the gown in her lap.
"Is it almost finished?" Anne asked hopefully. The gown was now in Constance's lap. The other ladies had gone to organise other smaller details for the coronation. Constance looked up at Anne and cut the thread.
"It is now." She smiled. Anne squealed in delight and Constance passed her the gown.
"It's beautiful! I love it!" she laughed. Anne spun around the room with the gown against her body. She placed the gown carefully on the bed and grabbed Constance's hands, yanking her to her feet. Constance laughed at Anne spun her around the room. The two women laughed breathlessly as they sat down together. "I have something to tell you, Constance." Anne smiled. "I am with child!" she grinned. Constance gasped and congratulated Anne. "I hope I can be as good a mother like you, Constance," Anne said seriously.
"Your Highness, I-I don't know what to say! Thank you!" Constance stammered. Anne grinned.
"It's the truth. You are a wonderful mother."
"I-I, th-thank you, Your Highness."
"You are absolutely welcome," Ann said, hugging Constance.
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