"You're welcome."<br/><br/>Helena replied dryly to Nicolet. She wanted to be anywhere but here. It was hard to for Helena to be nice to people she didn't give a damn about. Richard gave her a look, he did not care for her attitude. He had been tempted to leave her at home, but Daphne had always accompanied him on these trips. Especially when since it involved seeing Angus and Andrew, who might as well had been their nephew too. It would have seemed improper to let his new wife stay home. However, he'd have to talk to her about her attitude later. It was going to be a long holiday if she was going to act like this all day and night and it was quite embarrassing for him.<br/><br/>Of course, Richard was a raised to be a proper English gentleman, and did not let on how his wife's actions were annoying him. He chose to not acknowledge his wife's attitude. Instead, he focused on his nephew's guests. He smiled to Nicolet.<br/><br/>"Yes, we shall."<br/><br/>He agreed with her and waited his turn to greet Drina and Peter. Other then trying to figure out how close Drina and Anthony were, Helena showed very little interest in them. Richard greeted the couple warmly.<br/><br/>"It is good to see you, Peter. I trust the practice is going well."<br/><br/>He turned to Drina and said.<br/><br/>"You're as lovely as ever."<br/><br/>Helena took a seat next to Richard and was glad they would be eating soon. She wouldn't have to talk too much to these people if she was eating.  She resisted the urge to roll her eyes at Drina and her enthusiasm. 'Great...another one,' she thought. Richard grinned at Drina and saluted her with his glass.<br/><br/>"With an offer like that, I'll definitely be giving these young boys a run for their money."<br/><br/>Richard had always enjoyed hunting. Even as he had gotten older, he still found it fun. Especially when there was a type of competition in it. He might be the oldest man here, but his spirit was still young and he wouldn't lose without a fight.