Grinning triumphantly behind the blanket, Febs felt a little more at ease knowing they were at least on the same page. As long as they managed that, she had high hopes that they'd be fine, at least here. Outside this room, this house, everything was up in the air. They'd have to deal with it, but it didn't have to be right now.

Making room for him, Febs ran her fingers through his hair idly after he settled in, chuckling a little to herself. "I told you I'd rather tell the Minister." She hadn't been kidding about that. Telling her mother was perhaps the scariest part of this whole thing. The only scary part really. Otherwise Febs was kind of excited. She was looking forward to finding a place of their own, getting it set up, maybe getting a puppy... That thought brought a small smile to her lips.

"I love you," She sighed out as she curled up into him a little more, careful not to jostle him too much.