The midwife preferred to stay silent for now. It was not a good moment to argue anyway. Shaking her head, she just kept watch at her apprentice.<br/><br/>The maid and her husband smiled to the girl. They both seemed to be shy and nice people. Thanking the young woman for her kind words, they took a moment to talk in the room, happy with the idea of having a little boy and relieved to know that the baby was doing well.<br/><br/>When the women left the room, the young master of the manor was already standing, Hunter still by his side. He seemed to be around 25, though the tired expression on his pale blue eyes could make him appear slightly older. He was just a little taller than Jocelyn, and had a somewhat tormented look to him. It was as though he kept something painful hidden from other people.<br/><br/>Politely, he paid attention to the girl's words and nodded when she finished. "Thank you, Miss. I shall see that all your recommendations are followed", he agreed. Only when the man heard Hunter bark the shadow of a smile appeared on his face for a moment, and vanished just as fast. Petting the animal, he nodded. "So it seems. He has kept me very good company while you ladies were busy." He breathed a little harder and moved his free hand to his leg, but stopped midway. "Is there anything else I may be of assistance, ladies?", he asked quietly. It was not an impolite question, but it did invite them to finish the visit in case there was nothing else to be said. Judging by the man's expression, he had no intention of being rude, but he seemed to need some rest.