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Yuri took note of what she said and thought about what things around the apartment Lillie might accidentally 'bump into' that could do such a thing. From what he knew, as long as she wouldn't be moving around in absolute darkness at night it wouldn't be a problem. Since they had a bathroom connected to their bedroom, morning sickness kicking in late at night wouldn't mean turning on all the lights to make sure she didn't hit anything. As for the darkness, the main living area was generally kept acceptably lit due to the lights of the parts of the city that never slept. "Twenty weeks..." He repeated, placing a hand on his chin. "Sounds like we've got quite a while to decide on names for either gender as well." He said, casting another grin her way once the words left his mouth. Of all the things he did know about babies, picking a name that they both agreed upon sounded like it was possibly one of the hardest, longest and arguably the funnest part of waiting for the baby to arrive.

Yuri gave a short laugh when she joked about their names, two 'Lilies' were quite enough in his opinion. Thanking the waitor that brought them their food, he then started on his lamb. "Well..." He began before taking a small bite out of his food and swallowing quickly. "I think whichever one we choose, it should be something fairly unique. Not one that's heard regularly, but not one that sounds so strange they might get picked on for it later on in life." He said, taking another bite of the lamb.

Yuri nodded lightly and gave a small shrug. "Although I think we may need to have some sort of agreed limit. As far as parenting goes, I'm not sure how well I'd be able to cope if the number reached double digits." He said light-heartedly, knowing fully that even one or two would be a handful on their own.

Yuri continued with his meal as he listened to Lillie, giving a small nod before speaking once more. "I agree with you on that. Plus I'm sure we'll need to set some sort of bed time." He added. Yuri himself never really had a set time when he was supposed to go to bed, as the knights rarely stayed in one place long enough to establish one for him when he was little. However, the elf knew that he didn't quite want their child to be subject to that sort of lifestyle, perhaps only moving once or twice at most if the apartment becomes too small for the growing family.

Ashley walked in wearing one of a kimonos that were in the home closet and a pair of hakama pants. Ashley loved being in kimonos and felt so girly in them. Compared the the other girls known as sisters at home the young adult loved being in them. Ashley noticed Adrian right away and walked up to him. "Good evening." the sandman said blushing.

Ashley grabbed onto Adrien's arm and let him walk her to their table once there the young adult release Adrien from the grasp of the sandman. "So handsome. What do you do for a living?" Ashley asked the red head.

Ashley smiled at the man. "So lucky. I wish I could travel the world, but I come from a middle class family who seems to only work a lot. I'm hopeful my boss will take me with her on her next trip to India." The sandman responded. "So what does a girl like me have to do to get a man like you home?" Ashley flirted.