Del flashed him a sympathetic smile. "It's alright, dad, I get it. On the bright side, you don't have to miss out on anymore. I actually have a reason to write home now that you're both back, so you can count on getting letters in the mail and such." She promised. No more living in fear, now she actually wanted her family to be able to come over, send letters and just generally know she existed still. It also meant they'd have to invest in a camera by the time the baby came, since Celeste would definitely want pictures of her grandchild, but they had nine months to worry about that. Supposedly there were some less cumbersome models out there now.<br/><br/>"It's a really nice place, just like those cabins in the movies when it's wintertime. Cute and picturesque. Out of town a little ways, too, so it's quiet and peaceful there."<br/><br/>"Well, it sounds like you two are quite well off up there." Celeste commented, curious to see the place for herself. She knew that time would come when they traveled north for the wedding.<br/><br/>"May, June." Delphine shrugged a little. "We haven't come up with an exact date yet, but we'll mail you as soon as we know." Then with a playful tone she said, "I wasn't planning on putting you two on the invite list, but you've persuaded me." She joked and Celeste rolled her eyes with a smile.