Ursula:
Watching my daughter have a breakdown was not something I had expected. I didn't think she would care that much. She would be worried, sure! But to cry like that over a man who had been so harsh to her before, and only agreed to marry her just to reject her on the next full moon, shocked me.
I knew there was nothing going on between her and that man. It was just his way of saving her that night.
But the way my daughter was crying left me worried.
"I said, I have a feeling they will release him," I corrected myself since Emmet had been staring at me.
Watching my daughter hug and cry on this man's chest was so hard for me.
I didn't want anyone to touch or be close to my daughter. She deserved someone better. She should have lived her life away from the mess of this place and these people.
"Give her some water—" I said, breaking my cold attitude.
I always walk away when she cries. It kills me inside to see her in pain.
