I was happy with Queen of Shadow finish. But it needed an ending, so I wrote my own. Please feel free to write reviews they really help me out.

Mary and Francis finally have the chance to get the life they always wanted. When Francis survived in 3x04 he and Mary had promised each other that they'd live a long and healthy life by having children and being happy. But will their countries get in the way of their love for one another and ruin any chance of a happy ending? Not historically accurate* UPDATED! R&R

Much goes on behind closed doors, especially for royal newlyweds, Catherine and Henry.

She was the heir of fire, he was the prince of ice. She had melted the barrier around his heart, he had calmed her flames. But now an ocean seperates them, and they will have to learn to live without each other again. This story is set after Heir of Fire. This is what I imagined happened. (Chapter 1-10 UPDATED)

The thoughts and desires of King Henry seem to be ever changing, ever roaming. Was there anything, anyone that could tame them? What would Queen Catherine think and how would she respond? What of the children? Rated T but nothing graphic as usual. **And the end of this journey has arrived. Thank you to all who have joined with me in this process and stuck with me till the end.**

Since it looks like the happy, carefree moments we've begged for are never going to happen, I suppose it's up to us to supply our own. I've always wanted to see Mary and Francis have a day - just ONE DAY - where they got to enjoy one another and be young and in love. So I'm giving them that. This takes place between 1x07 and 1x08, and I promise to try to go easy on the angst.

"You were always running ahead of me—I hated it then, and I hate it now. But I was never very far behind. I followed you then, and someday I will follow you again. And I will find you. I swear I will find you."

To Francis, Mary was never 'just a girl'. She was THE girl, and by the time we first see him onscreen, he has already found and lost her once. This story follows him from the day he first sees the dark-haired girl who had crossed the sea to be his bride, to the day he awakens to suddenly find her gone, knowing that years would pass before-if ever-he sees her again.