"Really?" She said, feeling excitement well up. "B-Because I really want to be excited about this but I can't help but think of all the things that could go wrong." Elizabeth rambled off, always the worrier of the two. "I want you to open the envelope so we can know for sure."

She shook her head. "No! Well- I don't think mad is quite the right word for it. Maybe upset? It's not like we exactly planned it so I wasn't sure how you'd feel. I'm not even sure how I feel about it."

"So Grandpa's birthday is really soon and I haven't gotten him anything. Would you put my name on your gift?" He asked his sister during their lunch together. "Actually- what did you get him because if it's shite then I'll go find something later."

Liz grabbed the envelope from the coffee table, sitting next to her fiancé on the couch. "I needed to be sure about something-" She said, holding the still closed envelope out to him. It was easier for her if he read it. It wasn't that she was so much worried about him being upset over her possibly being pregnant. But they weren't even married yet. Part of her had wanted to enjoy being married to him before going through all of this. "That should tell us if I'm pregnant or not."

Liz hesitated for a moment but knew she couldn't put it off any longer. She'd let the results sit in the office for days before she worked up the nerve to go pick it up. "So we should probably sit down." She said, finally moving from where she'd been stationed by the door. "I'm not sick but I had some testing done and wanted to open the results with you."

Liz had been freaking out the last two weeks and she knew that Teddy had realized something was off about her. But she wasn't sure how- or if- she should tell him if she wasn't even sure. They hadn't even been trying. She'd taken an at home test a week ago and when that was positive she'd asked for an official blood test at the hospital. She held the results in a closed envelope in her hands.

As soon as Teddy walked through the door she greeted him with a small but nervous smile. Kissing his cheek she said, "Hey- how was your day?" She started off, not exactly sure how to lead into everything.

Liz paused, knowing how silly it was going to seem. "I've lost our daughter. She's somewhere in this house but nowhere to be found." Iris had very specific hiding spots that she would usually go to, so a game of hide and seek was fairly easy. But it seemed like the girl had discovered a new hiding spot. "I've checked all her usual spots and I'm pretty sure she's camouflaged herself somewhere."

Liz wasn't sure if Teddy was home early, or if she had lost track of time. Either way she was surprised when he walked through the door. "Okay- I need you to promise me you won't freak out." She said, mostly because she was starting to freak out over the current situation.

"I need you to sue my dad for emotional and physical distress." She said, collapsing on the chair. "I think he's trying to kill me."

She rolled her eyes, "Why would it be weird? It'd just be like a fun party- plus it's not like they'd be going to a strip club or something. Or else I hope not. They're both way to old to actually do anything crazy." She shrugged. "Oh don't worry- I will have plenty of enthusiasm when that day comes but I also know Cassie will take the reigns and I'll likely have to plan with Marcie as well. This is my time to shine considering I'm probably never getting married at this rate."

"Are you going to plan a bachelor party for dad?" She asked, genuinely curious. "Or- are you going to throw one for Draco? They probably won't even have one right? If they did, don't those usually happen at the same time? Which one would you go? I guess you could go to one and Charlie could go to the other."