Sun Mote Copse and the irish guy wins the joke.

Eljay wasn't nearly as confident as Liffey that he'd been successful in his attempts to impregnate Wildfire. Liffey couldn't even say what made her so certain, except for the fact that she so badly wanted it to be true. Her brother was the most caring wolf in the world - if anyone deserved to be a father, it was him.

She gave herself a moment to consider the next bit of information before answering. All signs still seemed to point towards the existence of some deeper feelings in Wildfire's heart. But Liffey could understand where Eljay's uncertainty was coming from - they didn't seem to have established any real terms of the arrangement prior to engaging. She could understand that too, knowing just how intoxicating a woman's season could be for both males and females.

"It still seems to me like she probably feels something deeper than friendship for you," Liffey answered finally, "The fact of the matter is that she chose you to be the father of her children, and that means something. I know you're not comfortable with... uncomfortable conversations... But I think the only way you'll ever know what exactly it means to her is by talking to her about it." It was likely stating the obvious, but it was all she could really offer to him. But sometimes, it was good to have someone else tell you what you already knew. It took away a small bit of the uncertainty around doing it that kept you from moving forward towards the inevitable.