Henry and the court travel to France for a pivotal summit to sign a treaty, aiming to solidify peace between the two nations. Despite the diplomatic purpose, tensions run high as the egos of both kings clash repeatedly, threatening to derail the negotiations. The fragile alliance hangs in the balance as tempers flare and pride takes center stage. 　　Amid the political turmoil, Henry's personal life takes a dramatic turn. He becomes enamored with Mary Boleyn, taking her as his latest mistress. However, his interest in her quickly wanes, leaving her father, Thomas Boleyn, desperate to maintain the family's influence at court. Recognizing the king's fickle nature, Thomas summons Mary's younger sister, Anne, to court with a clear directive: she must captivate Henry and secure his favor at all costs. 　　Anne Boleyn, sharp-witted and ambitious, arrives with a determination to rise above her sister's fate. Her presence immediately stirs intrigue, as her intelligence and charm set her apart from the other women vying for the king's attention. As Henry's fascination with Anne grows, the stage is set for a dangerous game of power, passion, and political maneuvering that will reshape the future of England.