Queen Anne's Inner Turmoil

Queen Anne knew that what Caron said struck at her weakness. For years, her political enemies had ridiculed her private life because of her tough governing style. Today's conflict in the Parliament Hall only added to the enormous pressure she felt.

Back in her chambers, she could no longer bear the strain. She sat on the sofa, repeating, "Yes, you're right, you're all right. I am a whore, I am the bitch you say I am!" Her voice was filled with pain and anger, and she began to caress her body, seemingly trying to alleviate her inner torment.

Again and again, she arched her back, each time a painful release (orgasm), as if venting her dissatisfaction and pain in this extreme way. After more than a dozen such repetitions, her emotions gradually subsided. By this point, she was completely immersed in her own world, so much so that she didn't notice the chamber's steward approaching her.

The chamber servants were absolutely loyal to her, but it was the first time they had seen the Queen like this. They watched her with concern, bringing her tissues. The servants stood silently by, not daring to disturb the Queen, but their eyes were filled with concern and worry.

Queen Anne finally calmed down, wiping the tears from her face and taking a deep breath. She knew she had to face these pressures and challenges. As Queen, she could not be defeated by these rumors and taunts. She had to continue to lead the country firmly and protect her people.

Despite the inner struggles and pain, she knew she had to move forward. Her chamber servants silently supported her, believing that their Queen would once again show her strength and wisdom, leading the country towards a brighter future.