Catherine was well aware of the fact that securing her father's permission for marrying William would be the easiest part of the whole affair. As William himself had stated, the old man had been waiting for a long time for them to finally make up their minds and admit they were in love with each other. Once they finally did, things would be easier for everyone. Well, now the wait was over. They had admitted to their love, and talked about courtship and a future together. Now, they had only to take care of everything that needed to be cared for, and wait for a decent amount of time before getting married. That would be easy. They had waited for so long, why couldn't they wait for a few more months?<br/><br/>"I am sure as well, Will. He was probably making promises to every saint out there already. Now I believe he must start paying for all of them."<br/><br/>Keeping silent for a moment and thinking about his parents and her mother, Catherine felt the same melancholy which had hit William's heart. After only a moment, she nodded in agreement to his words about being time to make a future for them. Bringing back her usual optimism, Catherine smiled and touched William's face, the usual spark back to her green eyes. "We should name our children after each of them. It would be a nice way to remember them by. Don't you agree?"<br/><br/>Before he could reply, she spoke again, after a soft chuckle. "Talking about 'our children' just feels so right to me. Does it feel the same to you?"