Several days had passed before Margaret came to two crucial conclusions. The first conclusion was that she and Anthony would absolutely have to stay together while she was Queen. It would be frowned upon if the Queen herself separated from her husband for any reason that the people did not deem satisfactory. They would have to remain married to each other and present a united front in public for the people to vouch for them and not try to ignite any efforts to overthrow her and replace her with a man.
This meant that they had to turn the lovey-dovey act up in its intensity. Would Anthony mind? Would having having act as if he were madly in love with her for such a long time bother him? Would he expose them to the world in he decided that it was all too much, that he had had enough? She on
