Daff chuckled as he looked her up and down and then pulled her in close. She wrapped her arms around him again, allowing some of his enthusiasm to seep in and soothe away her concerns for the moment. He didn't seem to be worried about anything, not too soon, not what it might look like or change, nothing but how she was feeling, which was better than she had in a few weeks now that he knew. That grin on his face was worth holding back her worries for now. It was probably nothing anyway, she would get over this probably very normal, very natural reaction she was having. He was excited and that was all that mattered.

"I'm alright," she assured him quietly from where she was tucked against him. It was good that he knew, because she hated keeping secrets from him, even ones like this and now she didn't have to hide her symptoms, even though she probably would so she didn't worry him. He was always worried about her, she didn't want this to be just another thing on the list. Daff sighed softly, trying to shake away the thoughts and just enjoy the moment. She had already messed up the morning enough by now that she still ought to try and get herself together better.