The third point of view:
Natasha was in that house that was beginning to feel like a prison - a good prison. They treated her well, no, too well especially when it comes to checking up on the baby's wellbeing. The baby was the prime reason she was still valuable to Mrs. D, hence she was a high priority to them.
She already gave up on hopes of being rescued and accepted her fate the way it was. Her only problem was making sure her child was out of the reach of Mrs. D once he was born. The woman didn't have good intentions for her son and if laying down her life for him would mean he was safe, then so be it.
Although it was late, strange enough Natasha didn't feel the urge to sleep and was lounging on the sofa watching movies. As usual, there were the occasional bodyguards keeping watch on her but she didn't mind, she was used to their unwanted surveillance.
She then felt the urge to pee and stood up only for their gaze to rest on her.
