The younger woman simply ignore the Midwife's words. What was the fuss about anyways? She came to the manor to do her duty and check on a pregnant patient, and that's exactly what she did. Jocelyn wondered if the elderly woman liked to bicker for the sake of bickering? Besides, she didn't plan on arguing with her today anyways. Edgar wanted to meet her and her parents today for a rather important message. It couldn't be worse than what was to be unless he planned on moving up the wedding date. Now that would be a tragedy on it's own.<br/><br/>"Don't apologize," she replied with an honest smile, "You two are very much in love, and it shows. It's a wonderful thing to see when two people care about each other with such intensity. I know your son will grow up to love just as much as you two do, and that will be wonderful to see. Also, I will make sure to visit often to keep an eye on your progress. May you two have a wonderful day." just as she walked out of the room, she saw Hunter standing by a man.<br/><br/>Upon first glance at the man's face, the young apprentice concluded that he was one of the most handsome men she had seen. That also might be due to the fact she grew up with basically every bachelor in this village, as well as the married couples. She also noted that he wasn't as tall as Edgar, which actually was a nice thing for her. The top of her head only came to under his chest. Edgar was freakishly tall. His soft voice also gave her reason to smile. She was actually bewildered by her physical attraction to this man. She had simply just laid eyes on him, and her attraction was already drawing her in. It was frustrating since she was betrothed to another. However, she kept her emotions in check and proceeded to act professionally.<br/><br/>"It wasn't any trouble at all coming to the manor. I'm just pleased to see that she is doing so well, and that her pregnancy is coming along smoothly. I just want to recommend that she continues with light cleaning, and no heavy lifting or strenuous work. Plenty of fluids to ensure that dehydration doesn't set into her system. Also, I want to recommend that she eats at least three times a day, so her baby will be getting fed and will grow properly. Other than those recommendations, she is very healthy and so is her son." Hunter barked, but it wasn't in negative emotion, but rather a positive one. His tail was wagging as he remained by Samuel's side. It was quite a shock to Jocelyn to see her English Mastiff react so well to a stranger. She had always heard that dogs were a judge of good character. This pleased the woman greatly.<br/><br/>"It seems Hunter has grown to like you. He usually doesn't act this friendly to anyone aside from me, my mother and my sister, Evelyn. He doesn't go after strangers, but he certainly never gets attached like this either. He must sense something great in you to be this way."