 Well, let me help you. You got to understand culture and context before you get judgy in your face region. Let me help you. The reality is that King David summoned her to the palace. And as a woman in the ancient Near East, she did not have the agency or the power to reject the advances of the king. If she had told the king, no, she could have been killed. She could have been murdered. And not only would she be dead, but now Uriah doesn't have a wife.