Autumun Party

Thomas Seymour wrote:

I looked over at Edward; who never wanted to fun, then at my sisters "Come we shall conjure up something since Edward is too busy" I said still acting much like a child and not wanting to accept my responsibility's.

I smiled widely at her brother's words.

''Like what?You know Edward, he is always to serious and that will never change.But we are lucky that you are not to serious like him.''

I said as I look around the hall.

Thomas nodded approvingly after Alice greeted Chapuys and glanced at royal table. The King was still flirting with Anne in front of everyone! He leaned towards Chapuys

May I talk with you privately, Excellency?

Margaret walked in the hall with her brother Thomas at her side. She was wearing an elegant purple dress. She looked around and noticed everyone were having fun. In spite of she knew very few people there, she smiled kindly at them. She glanced at Thomas and walked along Hall with proud steps

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Ursula wait that Edward rebound from her words.She look to the doorway to the hall.
She take her Hand on Edwards arm. " Look Edward there is Thomas Wyatt with a women on her side.
Oh he have found a replacement for Lady Anne."
Ursula saw to the women with the purple dress.She look beautiful.
" I am curious how Lady Anne reraktion of her replacement."
Ursula take a gulp of wine.
" What do you think Edward its not better when the King know the things about Lady Anne
before he married her"?

Margaret Sheldon wrote:

Henry Norris wrote:

He nodded to her idea and walked to a table where they both took goblets of red wine. It was a little too sweet for him, but nothing could spoil this night with such a beautiful woman as Margaret Sheldon. He was able to tear his glance away from her so he could see around the room, searching for his friends. The only available one he saw was Francis Bryan, and he wasn't so sure he wanted Margaret to meet him; he seemed the most womanizing out of all the men in the privy chamber. "His Majesty held a hunt for his gentlemen, and allow me to brag that I killed a deer, a great big stag. I was the only one to catch one." He said this with pride, hoping Margaret would not think it was terrible; some women were sensitive towards animals.

She took a sip of her wine and found it was very good and took another. She saw him look to a man across the room and wasn't sure if he was Henry's friend or if Henry was debating introducing her to him. "I am glad your hunt with His Majesty and other gentlemen was a success. It must have been great for His Majesty's ego not to kill a single thing!" She said, looking into his eyes, seeing her happiness reflected there.

He could lose himself in the shimmery depths of her eyes, and cared not if anyone saw how he gazed at her. "His Majesty indeed tried to make a kill. I wonder now if I should have let him have the kill instead," he said, hoping the king would not remember this slight. "Hopefully I impressed everyone with my skills.. and you of course." Feeling braver with the wine already in his blood, he grinned at Margaret, letting his finger trace the ivory skin of her forearm.

With him tracing her forearm, chills went through her body, but she needed to remember where she was. "You will never cease to impress me. Perhaps next time you should let His Majesty have the kill, we do not wish for his ego to be bruised too many times." She said looking at the King and her cousin Anne, how happy they both look.

Emilie De Fontanay wrote:

Emilie smile at Mary while looking at her.

I think that I will, because look so happy and it's make me happy too to see you like that and everyone around seem to enjoy the party which seem to be a very good one, I do like this music.

She turn to Royce and her eyes widen up in surprise and her smile get wider.

Really ?! then it's a very important night for both of you, I understand that you must feel nervous indeed.

She nodd at his proposition.

Allright, thank you. I do have my daughter with me, I hope that it isn't a problem.

She turn back, looking for her and seeing her near to her grandmother, she smile at this view and turn again to Royce and Mary and add.

Oh, she is with her grandmother for now, so I let her with her.

She join the table and sat near to Mary.

I smiled to her nodding slightly.

''I am sure that you will enjoy it here...And yes everyone seams to be very happy tonight...I don't know who is more nervous me or his grace.''

I said and looked tenderly at Royce.

''Oh of course not! You know that I adore sweet Olympe and she is more than welcome to join us anytime.''

I said with brightly smile,and then sat down at our table again.

Eleanor thought it would be fun to attend the Autumn party, having returned to court two fortnights ago. She entered the Great Hall and sought a goblet with red wine and sipped from it and found it was agreeable to her taste. She saw her brother Charles across the room from her and saw him looking at Lady Nan then to his pupil Lady Catherine. She hoped to talk to him and to be introduced to Lady Nan, she seemed like the kind of woman Eleanor would get along with.

Eustace was still looking around but when he turned his eyes to Thomas More again, he saw him glancing at the king's table. He followed his gaze and grimaced.
Everything for the Lady Anne, now. Does it not make you think of a wedding, Sir Thomas? It seems to me that the only thing missing is a priest to bless the rings! he spoke softly and stared at his serious face.
Of course you can talk privately with me... he said, wondering what was on his mind.

Ahhh they are annoying indeed! he whispered at his wife, glancing aside.
Excuse me for a moment, I need some fresh air! he threw his napkin on the table and pushed back his chair, leaving the table with big steps. The hall was too crowdy so he climbed the stairs to the balcony, surprised to find Charles there, all by himself.
Charles! No ladies around you? Are you feeling well? he grinned while he joined him and stared at the people below them.

"Charles was watching the Party from the Balcony. As he saw Norfolk approaching him, he smiled and shrugged a bit"

Everything seems to be in your favor, Your Grace...

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Ursula think that she must tell the thinks that a person that have the trust of the king she know about Lady Anne.
She saw Lord Suffolk on the Balcony with The Duke of Norfolk.
She go up the stairs and wait of the end of the conversation.

She is very doubtful because she have not evidence only what she have hear from Anne`s Ladys.
Ursula hope that Lord Suffolk can it tell the King mild.

I nodded in agreement to her and laughed softly at her words.

''Oh yes, this party is very important for us both! Indeed maybe I am...''

I smiled to her kindly.

''Oh Emilie! You are my dearest friend and both of you are always welcome to join us...I think that she have a great time at party and she deserve to have fun a little.''

I looked at Olympe and smiled to her.Then I turned to Emilie again.

''You should leave her with her grandmother,they don't see each other very much and she will take care of her.''

I watched in annoyance as Anne went off to talk with other people. I also thought it was a foolish thing for Ursula to spread rumors about Anne Boleyn and Thomas Wyatt, especially if she had no proof and was only going on hearsay. But I let her do whatever she was going to do. I would always deny what I'd heard, or simply refuse to believe it, if I was ever asked.

I had been listening of course when it was mentioned we should have a family supper to celebrate the completion of our family here at court. "Let me know what I may do to help, and when this shall take place." I smiled warmly at my sisters.

Ursula went down the stairs she is not sure its a good idea to spread the thinks about Lady Anne.
She saw that Lord Seymour was cheesed of her.
She know that was very rude.
Ursula take a deep breath and went to Edward back.
" I am sorry Mr.Seymour i thought i must tell the thinks a trust person of the King.
But i have not evidence.Its better when i don`t talk again about this matter.
I hope you forgive me my disrespectful behavior.I don`t want be a gossip.
Its not good for a Lady in waiting."

Henry VIII of England wrote:

Henry sighed and raised softly her chin. He stared at her lips

London should melt into the Thames, first...

He whispered. Then he leaned on her and kissed softly her lips

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Anne smiled and kissed him passionately

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Eustace Chapuys wrote:

Eustace was still looking around but when he turned his eyes to Thomas More again, he saw him glancing at the king's table. He followed his gaze and grimaced.
Everything for the Lady Anne, now. Does it not make you think of a wedding, Sir Thomas? It seems to me that the only thing missing is a priest to bless the rings! he spoke softly and stared at his serious face.
Of course you can talk privately with me... he said, wondering what was on his mind.

Thomas reached Chapuys in a corner of the Hall. They kept on watching at Henry and Anne, still flirting at Royal table. A shiver ran along his back as he mentioned the wedding

God forbids that to happen...But it's not my business. My new task as Chancellor, is about doing everything in order to protect Christendom's interests...

He said, still looking at them

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Margaret entered the Hall and looked around. She saw king Henry and her former pupil Anne together at the table and frowned as she saw they were very intimate. 'that is not the way I taught you to behave' she thought while her eyes wandered over the crowd. She smiled as she recognized the Spanish Ambassador Chapuys and one of her best friends, Sir More.
She approached their table but before she could reach it, both men stood up and walked away, talking and frowning. A woman stayed behind at the table and she smiled kindly.
Lady More? My name is Margaret of Austria, perhaps you heard of me. Sir More visited my court often as he travelled to the Low Lands. she spoke gently.