When Margareth walked out to inform the gentleman to fetch her husband, Jocelyn chose to ignore any vile words the midwife had to offer. Besides, this wasn't the time or place to have the meaningless battles with words. She was just excited to give the expecting parents the news they have been expecting. It was shortly after that the husband had arrived. The husband was introduced as Johnathan, and it was apparent that he truly loved and cared for his wife. When he expressed concern for his wife and unborn child, Jocelyn had to reassure him with a smile.<br/><br/>"Don't fret, your wife and baby are doing wonderful," she replied with a content tone, "I just assumed you two would like to know what you are having." she hoped this would ease up his fearful look on his face. This was truly going to be a great announcement for the two of them. Since they would have a semi-accurate guess, they could better prepare for the birth of their child. The apprentice herself was ecstatic and couldn't hurry quick enough before replying.<br/><br/>"After examining her, and making sure everything was ordinary, I'm pleased to tell you that you two will be expecting a son. Congratulations! This is wonderful news to hear, isn't it? Now, make sure she rests often, and not to overwork her. Plenty of fluids such as water and broth will help in times of morning sickness." she smiled as she clasped her hands together. This was the version of Jocelyn that had been missing for a long time. The passionate, caring Jocelyn that the midwife met years ago.<br/><br/>All the while, Hunter had rested his head upon Samuel's lap, preferably on the good leg, and wagged his tail with content. He felt some sort of comfort being with the man. He had a good judge of character, for a dog anyways. The people at the manor seemed to enjoy is presence as well. Hunter had loved the attention he was getting, but remained by the man's side at all times.