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Judith almost allowed laughter to escape from her though she held it back, she was still rather nervous and unsure of what to think. All of this time she doubted that her and Rhyldrin could ever grow to be more than just secret lovers. She never thought that her father could possibly approve of their relationship but he had and it would take a bit for her to grasp it. "That is a very good point, isn't it?" she managed a smile though it was weak and probably would not last very long. It was odd to think that she no longer had to sneak Rhyldrin into her room and that she no longer had to sneak out in the middle of the night to go see Rhyldrin when he stayed at the inn.

She walked over to Rhyldrin, she brought herself to stand in front of him. "I can't believe that this is happening," she said then looked up at Rhyldrin. Judith brought her hands to rest on his shoulders, she leaned against him. "I swear if this is a dream then I do not wish to wake up from it." she laughed quietly then breathed out a quiet sigh. Judith wondered what her father could be thinking right now considering what had just happened. She doubted that he agreed with it as much as it made it seem he did to her, she knew that he was probably the last person who would accept a Dark Elf in their household.

Geoffrey really did love his daughter, enough to put aside his dislike for Dark Elves because he simply wanted to see her happy. He saw the way she behaved when she had been seeing Rhyldrin. Geoffrey knew that she had been devastated by her mother's sudden death and it was good to see Judith happy once again. Though if the Dark Elf were to fail at making his daughter happy then there would certainly be conflict between the two like he had warned Rhyldrin just moments ago.