Navia had been quiet while Théadan had written, he had not heard her make a sound, just quietly dozing as she rested comfortably against him. It was when he started speaking did he finally notice a bit of a reaction out of Navia as she stirred, tightening her hold on him and adjusting a little so she could listen better to his entry in the journal. She remained quiet while he spoke, keeping from interrupting him while he read, there was little to read from her but a hand being raised to her eyes briefly, and the eventual chuckle and shake of her head once he reached the events of today and how she had gotten them lost.<br/><br/>This time she did not try to deny the truth of it, even agreeing to let him be the one to teach their child maps, only to add she would have to be the one to teach their child to swim and paint. Théadan could not seriously object to either, Navia was by far the better swimmer, he barely even registered as an amateur, and painting he did not have the first idea about, the arts were much more Navia's domain. She sat up a moment later however, and offered him an eager kiss that he took the time to enjoy, happy she thought so highly of his entry into the journal, even as she understandably admitted that she was too tired to show him the full extent of how much she appreciated it. That was fine as far as Théadan was concerned however, they had a long tiring day, and they could both do with a good nights rest.<br/><br/>She took the journal, putting it to one side as she told him he was right about discovering they would have a child was the most wondrous of her life, but followed it by telling him of her second. That it was when he had confessed his love for her brought a wry smile to his lips, that she also expressed how important and meaningful it is to her that he so readily embraced this big change in their lives made his feelings of love for Navia surge that little bit more. She confessed to also sharing the fears he had for their child, wanting him to know he was not alone in that. "I know." Théadan nodded. Navia was a thoughtful person, someone who cherished everything good in her life, and would not take things for granted. After everything they had gone through, he was sure she would have spent at least a little time considering the possible dangers for their child. "I'm sure you've had your worries too when thinking about all the possible futures for our child, it's impossible to silence that protective voice." It was what helped keep everything of value safe after all.<br/><br/>"I think this is part of why you and I work so well together though." Théadan continued, as he wrapped an arm around Navia's back so he could hold her close, and rest his cheek more against the top of her head, making himself a little more comfortable in his position in the process. "As wonderfully matched as we are, we do have different perspectives. You're the one who often finds and creates the fun in our lives. I think you tend to make the most of things, where as I tend to be a little more cautious and wary, trying to protect from the worst." The differences were likely a product from how they were raised, him taught to expect and plan for the worst, she was likely taught to appreciate everything of value to her. "You have this uncanny ability to bring out my playful side, and remind me to enjoy the moment." Before Navia, he could not remember being as playful and having as much fun with anyone. "Together I'm sure we'll make our child happy and safe."