He immediately thought back to the train. Mrs. Wellington's half of the carriage had become suspended in time, but she was relatively unharmed. Will had seen to it for Diana's sake. The vacation couldn't be related to that event, could it? If Will had any hope of reuniting with Diana (which up until just seconds ago felt hopeless) he couldn't be injuring her chaperone. Of the transgressions he could make that had be near the top of the list. Will quirked a brow but didn't press the issue. Later perhaps he would inquire about her wellbeing. For now there were too many people around to bring up the train.

"A bit. Her glare was particularly intimidating." He admitted with a laugh. The new chaperone must not have noticed him yet, as she certainly wasn't hovering about their conversation like Mrs. Wellington did. "Do you greatly miss her company?"