[gremlin]

Judith desperately wanted to ask Rhyldrin what had been said between him and her father, though she hesitated to do so. She was also still rather shocked by her father's sudden behaviour. Judith had suspected him to yell at her, to scold her as if she was nothing but a child but he did not. Instead he had treated her like an adult and talked to her with respect. One thing that Judith knew was that Rhyldrin had told her father about their relationship. What he had said to her made that very clear. She wasn't angry that Rhyldrin had told him, she was thankful for it. It had saved her from telling him herself and she didn't even know how she would have told him.

Judith shot him a quick look as he said that if this was a dream then it was the worst one. Though when he spoke again she swallowed the words that she had wanted to say. "It's a good thing though, isn't it?" she asked with a weak smile on her face. "I was going to eventually tell him of course though I don't even know how I could have brought myself to do that." she breathed out a sigh then pried herself away from Rhyldrin. "He... seemed a little upset which I had expected but he did not yell at me or scold me as if I was a child." her eyes wandered over her house wondering if her father was listening. "He just wants me to be happy, he's going to accept this because I'm happy."

She looked back at Rhyldrin a laugh escaped from her though it was only brief. "I'm not going to try to get any information out of you, whatever you said made my father less upset it seems." she crossed her arms over her chest then slightly pouted. "Though I'm not going to lie at all, I am rather curious about the conversation that had happened out here." Judith brought herself back to Rhyldrin, she rested against him once again enjoying the warmth that she had missed. "You seem so tired," she mumbled quietly, her ears fell a little and she looked up at Rhyldrin. "You should go rest soon, I need some rest myself after all of this."