"It's up to you," Glory replied. "I need to do some shopping soon... I need clothes that will fit once I completely outgrow these." She grinned. "Though I'm sure if I tried, I could get my hands on some other movies... Aquamarine is really cheesy, worse than last night."

Léan grumbled. "I think...I think one is good, for now...more than one this week is a bad thing for my mind. I'll spontaneously combust...shopping would be nice. I suppose it would be better if we had someone else along, that could help you with clothing choices..."

"Well, if we were going to bring someone along, it would have to be either Selena or Viktor," Glory said. "I refuse to bring my mother, and anyone else would ask questions."

"Well...I doubt Viktor would be interested--I'm aware that he does not like children, or anything involving them...Selena would probably be your best bet," Léan murmured, reasonably.

"Alright," Glory replied. "I'll send her a message and ask if she's free to go shopping." She snuggled close to hi, rubbing her stomach gently. "We're going to need to get other supplies, too..."

Léan arched an eyebrow. "...Now that, I may have to sit out of. You are aware that I have no idea how to even look correctly at a human child...yes?" he hummed, wrapping his arms around her gently.

"You're going to have to learn sometime," Glory pointed out as she cuddled into his arms. "We'll see how the parenting classes go... you will have to actually, you know, hold our children when they're born." The last part was said a bit teasingly, trying to lighten the mood a little.

Léan grumbled, still a little sour about the whole ordeal. The parenting classes would probably help his self-confidence...but would it change his attitude?

Glory leaned up and gave him a kiss, dropping the subject for now. She was glad they were able to talk about it, at least a little.

"I love you," she murmured to him.

Léan once again gave his mumble-reply of 'I love you, too.' He hated being emotional, and it was far too 'manly' a reaction for him to be taken seriously. It was amusing, though, to see him stumble over his words like that.

Glory cuddled with him. She didn't mind that he still stumbled over the words. She figured he'd get over it eventually. It would just take time, and it wasn't something she would argue with him over.

Léan seemed grateful for that. He was weak when it came to his own emotions, and even weaker when it came to expressing them...

Glory stayed cuddled with him for a while. She was comfortable and didn't want to move.

Léan yawned, gently, and curled up a bit more. He seemed a bit uncomfortable, still, being out of water...when he was feeling anxious, he liked to be in water.

Glory noticed that he was getting a bit uncomfortable.

"We can go outside, if you want," she suggested softly. She would rather stay inside, herself, but she wanted him to be comfortable more than she wanted to stay inside.

"I...would not feel so safe outside, not until we are sure your mother has calmed down..." Léan hummed, nodding. He was willing to compromise.

"If she hasn't calmed down by now, then it's going to take her a while," Glory replied. "She's probably gotten over herself by now, though... it's been a little over a month, after all."

Léan nodded, lowering his eyes. "I suppose...we should check on her. We did leave her abruptly the last time we saw her..."

"I don't think she wanted to talk last time, either," Glory pointed out. "She just wanted to yell at someone." She leaned against him. "I'll find her later and talk to her."

"I believe we should speak to her together. There is the possibility of one or both of you losing your tempers, and I would like to be there to break up any fighting, and possibly quell it before it starts..."

Léan was concerned for her, and looking out for her well-being.

"Are you sure?" Glory asked. She didn't want anything to happen to him.

"I am." It seemed there was little that was going to change Léan's mind about accompanying her to help speak to her mother.

Glory sighed. He was being as stubborn as ever, and she didn't feel like arguing with him. She cuddled closer to him.

Léan gave her a soft, reassuring smile. It was one of the first positive signs of emotion that he had shown in the past few days, and it was refreshing to see.

"If you want to head out to the water right away, we can. But, to be safe, we should seek out your mother first, before she finds us. Give her some updates and news, if she is calm..."

"It doesn't matter to me," Glory replied softly. "I just thought you would want to go outside, since you seem so uncomfortable..."