At his statement, her nose abruptly crinkled. She, like many upper class women, knew she'd have children. She, in a sense liked children, after all, she doted on her nephew all the time. But, she, like many upper class women, had no interest in children as more than a trophy until they were far older. And despite having traveled with her parents it wasn't a technicality she'd thought about with her own, future, rhetorical children.

"Well if one marries young enough, you could always travel after you marry before you have a family. And even if you have children, surely you'd bring their nanny and governess along. It isn't as if you'd have to mind them alk the time, right?"