Sun Mote Copse and the irish guy wins the joke.

Eljay listened to Liffey's further advice with bated breath. She had experience with these kind of things so Eljay was glad that she would give him a piece of her time to sit and talk about it. He felt a little guilty that they were talking about him a lot while he also wanted to talk about her family, but he also really desperately needed the advice because Eljay was in over his head completely on this thing.

Liffey ended up suggesting to talk about it. How? Eljay went on to ask. Do I... Should I just tell her that I love her..? Or..? Maybe his sister had some additional advice on how to start up a conversation like that, because Eljay imagined it would only be very uncomfortable and awkward if he'd declare his love. And what if she didn't feel the same way and he went out on a limb on this? Liffey seemed to think she probably felt the same, or at the very least cared very deeply for him in, well, some way. But Eljay wasn't entirely convinced, because the fact of the matter was that Wiffle was sweet to literally everyone always. Maybe not in the 'be the father of my children' kind of manner, usually, but, uh, still.