At his agreement to her proposal, she rewarded him with a warm smile. She was obviously pleased that he was willing to practice kissing with her and get to know her better. They were married now and needed to make this work, regardless of whether they had wanted this at first or not. "Good. Then after breakfast, we shall resume with such....activities." The last word was spoken with a hint of mischief dancing in her green eyes. She quickly sobered up as they began discussing the disease if only a little bit.<br/><br/>"All right. We will discuss it later, though. I need to know all of the details if I am to attempt to find a cure for you. But first, let us focus on breakfast." She took his arm when he offered it to her, gently patting it with her hand. She allowed him to lead her out of the library and to the dining hall. She did her best to pay attention to the path they took so that she might be able to retrace it at a later date. It wouldn't do to get lost in the castle.<br/><br/>"Why does he skip breakfast? Do you know?" She asked, unable to help but be curious about why her father-in-law would skip such an important meal. She took her seat and folded her hands on her lap, sitting prim and proper like she was taught to. "When did he start skipping meals? I can't imagine having to dine alone. My parents and siblings were always with me when I dined back at home. No matter how busy my father got, he always made sure to spend time with us."