Mr. and Mrs. would work just fine, especially since it wasn't like they ever even got names or anything.
But Prompto's mother seemed pleased enough with that response. "Thank you," she said indulgently. "Prompto has always done a good job of keeping the place up, even when he's spending even more time away than even we do."
"Speaking of which," his father cut in, "we really don't plan on staying, we were really just stopping in to drop off a thing or two. We're heading for the Citadel. Would you two need a ride?"
"No," Prompto shook his head, hands now shoved in his pockets. "We were going to go see Noct later, but we were in the middle of breakfast. We'll just take the subway."
His father seemed to consider this for a moment, before nodding. "Well, don't let us interrupt. It's the most important meal of the day, right? We'll get out of your hair."
With that, they started to move deeper into the house, though Prompto's mother lingered a little with a soft smile that did seem genuine, albeit mild.
"And it really is nice to finally meet you," she said.
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But Prompto's mother seemed pleased enough with that response. "Thank you," she said indulgently. "Prompto has always done a good job of keeping the place up, even when he's spending even more time away than even we do."
"Speaking of which," his father cut in, "we really don't plan on staying, we were really just stopping in to drop off a thing or two. We're heading for the Citadel. Would you two need a ride?"
"No," Prompto shook his head, hands now shoved in his pockets. "We were going to go see Noct later, but we were in the middle of breakfast. We'll just take the subway."
His father seemed to consider this for a moment, before nodding. "Well, don't let us interrupt. It's the most important meal of the day, right? We'll get out of your hair."
With that, they started to move deeper into the house, though Prompto's mother lingered a little with a soft smile that did seem genuine, albeit mild.
"And it really is nice to finally meet you," she said.