"It's still a no. I should've kicked you out years ago, appreciate what you have." Jacob told her. Kathrine frowned and stared into his eyes, thinking of another ploy.
"But Jakey..." she complained, drawing out his pet name. "You can't kick me out on the streets, I'm pregnant! What about the other kids where will they go?" She asked still pouting.
"You're always pregnant and the children will go into the foster system like they should be." Jacob responded still managing to keep his composure.
"Oh... I get it. You want my little Rainbow don't you. Want to see what the new line of Aimes's is like. I bet that son of yours would like her too. I never took you as a guy who's into children..." She rambled causing the mayor to frown.
"No. I don't want you or any of your extensive family going anywhere near him. I don't want him wandering off the path of justice because he's distracted by a witch like you." He assured her.
"Well I guess on that we can agree. Then no one needs to die. Rainbow will become a powerful sorcerer and not be distracted by your beast of a son." Kathrine agreed. "Although... if it came down to it... Rainbow would kill your son instantly, so you don't need to worry about his death being painful."
"Are we quite done for today?" Jacob asked, he needed a drink. Kathrine was always so difficult. It was sometimes hard to know what she really wanted.
"Hmm... well just know I do special prices for mayors... if you're ever feeling lonely." She smiled seductively and then left in a cloud of rainbow sparkles.