Ursula:
I waited in the corner for the two of them to walk away, but as I stood there, I could hear them talking, and every word shattered my heart.
"Your Highness, I'm trying," Niles complained. "But she's just one person. It takes her so long to get pregnant and give birth and all that–"
At this point, I didn't even think of him as my husband anymore, just someone who had played me.
"So didn't I give you the medicine to give to her?" she hissed. "Those herbs will help her go into labor soon. And we don't even need to wait for labor, anyway."
"Yeah, but then—the baby won't be fully formed, right?" Niles said, uncertain.
"Who cares?" she snapped. "It doesn't matter if the baby is premature. All I want is the baby." She paused. "And listen, did you keep the list? Make sure she gets pregnant by all of these men. I want that special child at any cost."
