Mary is sleeping against Francis' chest and she realizes that its already morning and is worried that the servants realized that she wasn't in her bed. Francis tells her that it's too late to do anything about it now and proceeds to tickle her, both looking happy and Francis hopes that Mary is pregnant and when she makes a fuss, since they're not wed yet, he tells her that it would just force Henry's hand and speed up the wedding process. They're interrupted by a knock on the door and the messenger says that the cardinal is in the throne room and that he is currently in the throne room awaiting him.
The next scene shows Kenna lying in bed with Henry sitting on the side. She asks Henry to be dead honest about the Count's men beating her up at the feast. Kenna confronts Henry, saying that he has't been at her side and she asked the servants about Diane, who told her that they have see Diane in Henry's room and he said that Diane is just a friend and gives him council. Kenna asks him if he loves her and if he's willing to let Diane go for her. He says no, but apologizes sincerely, but Kenna blames him for the attack with the Count. Henry still chooses Diane to be his mistress.
Diane walks through the hallway towards the throne room and sees Bash and tells him that she wants to legitimize him and that it was all done in secret. Bash's response is that he doesn't want to have anything to do with his brother's job. At the end of the hallways walking towards the throne room is Mary and Francis and Diane concludes that if he wants to have the girl of his dreams, he would have to be legitimized. She tells him whether or not he gets her, Mary will have to wed France's next king whether it will be Bash or Francis.
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