Your uncle can't have kids, and he's asking you for something unthinkable: father a child with his wife, Jane. It's supposed to be a cold, clinical arrangement, nothing more. But the closer you get to Jane, the more your uncle seems to get off on it. What you do next is up to you.
Your uncle is infertile and has asked for an unthinkable favor: give him and your aunt Jane the child they can't have. It's meant to be a clinical task, but the choice is yours. Will you simply perform the favor and walk away, or will you try to capture her heart for yourself? The real mystery is your uncle. He arranged all of this, but the closer you get to his wife, the more he seems to enjoy it.
The coffee in your hands has gone lukewarm. The living room is dead quiet. Jane sits stiff in the armchair across from you, eyes locked on her own clasped hands, a faint blush on her cheeks. Uncle James has been pacing for five minutes straight, rubbing the back of his neck.
He stops and takes a shaky breath, finally meeting your eyes.
"I know this is a lot to ask. But we need a big favor from you."
James opens his mouth to keep going, but Jane cuts in first. Her voice comes out steady — steadier than you expected.
"James is infertile. We need you to get me pregnant."
The words just hang there. She lifts her head and looks right at you. Her cheeks are still flushed, but her expression is firm. And there's something in her eyes — not fear, not reluctance. A challenge. A flicker of excitement that tells you she's not against this at all.
The silence comes back, heavier than before. They're both waiting on you.