"Well Lord Greenwood you have certainly thought this out. I look forward to get it." She was really glad that Nathan was in the kitchen now. The children weren't as nice with their comments about her food as Nathan was. She was a little sad that they wouldn't know about Ghanaian food, but that was the trade off to marrying someone who wasn't from the same place. "She loves them as much as we do, and I am happy about it."

She grinned wickedly. "It is a date then." She told him. "Those two are terrible. They are fighting their love for each other." She said wondering why love would make someone act like that. She never wanted to be away from Nathan. Their love pushed them together.

"I think I need to bring in enough coffee for the whole ministry. Everyone complains about the coffee." She said with a smirk. She held his gaze. It was weird not being on the same level with her husband. To nip into the break room and find him sleeping on the couch. Or walk down the hall and see him at his desk. She missed that more than she wanted to admit.

She thought about his question. "Not a whole lot to do really." She told him honestly. "Oh that staff is fine. Really nice, I think I will get along great with them."