Kryner smiled as she seemed to burst into tears, "Awe baby... I can't stand the sight of you crying." He said wrapping her up in his arms and pulled her to lay sideways on the bed as he cradled her in his arms. Laying there on the bed he listened to her happy tears and coiled his arms tightly around her, "Yeah a bouncy little bastard baby huh? Can't have that, they'll be just as messed up and crazy as me. Don't know how my folks got around to having me for as long as they did without going cookoo sooner." He chuckled taking a hand to her cheek and gently wiping away the tears. "Shhh, there there baby girl. I love you, love you many many moons."<br/><br/>Kryner's heartbeat was nice and calming as he ran his fingers through her hair as the two laid down for the evening after dinner they left the jewel outside on the porch. It seemed a clock was ticking deep in the jewel and they were about to have it reset.<br/><br/>In the morning Kryner wanted to surprise Del with something so he got up early and started to quietly whip up some batter. Fishing out some rare oddities from his top cabinet in his pantry he carefully poured some extract into the batter, ground up some cinnamon sticks and poured them into the mix with his sourdough base. A pinch of milk that was almost going bad, then a hint of butter before whipping it nice and good with the freshwater. Pouring them into a searing skillet he got to flipping as quiet as he could before stacking a trio for each of them and bringing in on a long cookie sheet he set down the platter before climbing over his sleeping beauty.<br/>"Hey sugah mama, big boy brought you present." He said kissing her cheek before opening the window running parallel to the bed so it didn't shine the barely rising sunlight right on her pretty face. At the foot of the bed she spotted a triple stack of his sourdough pancakes and a fresh mug of (to her surprise) shot irish creme coffee just for her.