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On January 21, 2000, a lunar eclipse occurred. Like an ominous warning, a woman wailed out in pain of childbirth just beneath its shadow.
"Ahhhhh!!! Why do I feel like I'm birthing a watermelon?!"
For sixteen hours, she's been holding on to her husband. Struggling to deliver her firstborn child who had an unusually bigger head than normal. Most women would pass out at this point. It was a life-threatening situation. Both the mother and the child could be put into peril and so the entire mansion called in dozens of doctors to help deliver the baby.
"Shhh. It's alright honey. I know it's painful but please don't call your son a watermelon. A cantaloupe would fit his head size better, actually."
The entire room was trembling with anxiety. All the doctors were put into the edge. They were built for this kind of situation, but the pressure of delivering a blue-blooded infant could get inside the toughest heads.
