The train ride to Transylvania from Berlin was a long but pleasant one. Bruno and Heidi's youngest children had been born only a few years earlier than the outbreak of war. And the last few years had not exactly been without fruit as well.
Bruno and Heidi were now at eight children, and presumably by the time he returned to his home next there would be a ninth. The eldest, of course, was Eva, who was followed by Bruno's current heir, Erwin, after which was the youngest of the first crop of children, Elsa.
From there were the three boys in the middle, who were named Josef, Heinrich, and Wilhelm. Followed by two more daughters, those two being Anna and Erika. Erika having only been born this last year, was the youngest of Bruno and Heidi's children.
