<div style="text-align: justify;">Ursula was still confused, but she decided she would let John speak. The poor man seemed to need someone to talk to. The idea of a sentimental relationship never even crossed Ursula's mind. She wasn't the king of girl who had an interest in rich guys just for the sake of being rich. She always thought the man in her stars would be one like herself. Modest, hard working, and all that implied. So, she saw John as a man who needed a friend. And she was more than willing to be this friend. <br/><br/>"That is an odd thing. The whole marrying a cursed person", the girl commented. "Of course, if you like the person, the fact that they are cursed shouldn't matter", Ursula completed. She seemed really patient and kind, and really willing to help. "But marrying someone because they are cursed and you can save them is...". Ursula stopped, trying to pick the right words. "...I would say it is unfair, to both of the people involved".<br/><br/>When John said she would know why he had come to her, Ursula nodded. She imagined he needed some sort of help. Any other idea was really far from her mind. Finishing the preparation of the eggs and warm milk sweetened with honey, the girl walked to a table and placed everything there, with a loaf of bread.<br/><br/>"Come", she called quietly to John. "Everything looks a little bit better on a full stomach".</div>