Daff didn't intend to make Dahlia squirm, she was genuinely curious to know how Dahlia and Mr. Honeyduke had gotten along and met one another, but she didn't have to share if she didn't want to. Daffy had opened up the door for the question to be turned on her on purpose after all, if Dahlia wasn't in the mood to share.

Pursing her lips to contain the smile, Daff did not resist a pointed look at Thistle, who certainly had an idea that something was going on. After meeting her older sister's eyes briefly, her gaze traveled to the little arrangement of twigs and hazelwood flowers that sat right atop her mantle where she smiled at them every day. "I cannot say for sure," Daff was intentionally taking things slow, especially now that Dahlia's courtship was official; the last thing she wanted to do was take away from this exciting time in her sister's life. "But Mr. Grimstone and I are certainly enjoying getting to know one another." In the many aspects that entailed. She became a very familiar fixture in his workshop and she was starting to lure him into spending time in her greenhouse, slowly but surely. Plus she sincerely enjoyed invading his space and he didn't seem to mind.

Fortunately the many Potts sisters had never been concerned with doing things in birth order, otherwise they would all be waiting on Thistle who appeared to have little interest. She did wonder about Zinnia though. "It is certainly Dahlia's time to shine though." Mr. Honeyduke seemed equally enamored with her next closest sister, as Dahlia had been with him, so Daff could only assume an engagement and wedding were due sometime this year. She could certainly wait that long to see where things with Elias went. He had said he would wait and she would undoubtedly explain this desire of hers, so perhaps she would be next, but she was not about to count her chickens before they hatched.