Peter  nodded politely when the girl mentioned it would be of his master's best interest to know of the current condition of his maid. "I agree, miss, and I shall do my best to inform my master in case he can not currently see you". He paused and explained in a neutral and diplomatic way. "My master has not been in his best health himself, that is all. But I am sure he will appreciate your kindness in leaving him a note." He smiled when the girl thanked him and bowed. "Thank you, Miss. Should you need anything, have Margareth ask for me." Bowing again, the man excused herself and left before Margareth went int the room.<br/><br/>Margareth smiled gently to the young lady. "It is a pleasure meeting you, Miss Jocelyn", she replied politely. The woman waited for the girl to finish speaking as Peter went to answer the door for the midwife who was finally making her way in. The woman could be heard talking to the man, and she didn't seem to be in a hurry to enter the room, yet. Still smiling, Margareth answered Jocelyn's questions. "I have been feeling well, thank you, miss. No pain, no nausea or fainting. I have been feeling slightly more tired than normally, but only slightly, and Lord Cassidy is kind enough to give me a day off when needed", she explained patiently.<br/><br/>The young woman opened the window to make the room more pleasant and smiled again. "I would like knowing if I am having a boy or a girl. My husband wants a boy, but I will be happy either way, as long as we have a healthy child." After these words, she looked at the girl. "Should we be waiting for the midwife, or should we start, Miss?"