What if Anne Boleyn had given birth to not one, but two sons?

People protest against the execution of Queen Anne Boleyn and King Henry has to find another way to get rid of her. He decides to marry her to the brother of his new lady love,Edward Seymour. Anne must learn how to survive in the wolf's den.

(If you like this story, read my other story Bad Habits which is based on His French Rose but in my opinion, Bad Habits is much more well written then this story) What if Henry viii didn't marry Catherine of Aragon? what if he met someone just for love and not for political reasons? Will this change the man we see as a tyrant? Will this affect what happens next? The 19-year-old Charlotte of Valois-Angouleme daughter of the late Charles of Orléans and sister to the future Francis I of France. Charlotte marries the charismatic, young and handsome King Henry VIII, what will happen to her whilst married to the newly crowned King? will she give him his awaited son or will it be off with her head...

~ Instead of sentencing Anne to death, Henry divorced Anne. He remarries to Jane Seymour, leaving Anne to live as the Duchess of Pembroke. Everyone presumes they've seen the last of Anne Boleyn, but fate has another thing in mind. ~