No matter how Rosie felt about Hugo, she did adore her in-laws. While she would forever be jealous that her parents hadn't allowed her to follow her passions like Mr and Mrs Binns have seemed to let Juliana, the other young woman's spirit was utterly refreshing. While Rosie wasn't absolutely entirely aware of what Juliana did in her day to day, she was free. As far as Rosie was concerned.

No, the only Binns family member that Rosie just couldn't like one bit was her husband. He was stubborn, and made her act like a different person. Zach seemed to know the real her, and she did hope that Juliana understood her as well. Though Zach was far more aware of Rosie's dislike of Hugo, as far as Rosie knew. Rosie actually talked to him about her woes. It never felt right to tell any other Binns - or Mills, for that matter - about her constant frustration. If the children found out.... Rosie couldn't bare the thought.

It was of no matter now. She had come to visit Juliana. Have a day of womanly chat that didn't feel like gold digging. An ordinary day. At the very least, Hugo would grant this when it comes to his sister. And she is a rather interesting person to talk to. "What have you been up to since we've last spoken? It always seems you have something to do." Pleasantries had been exchanged by now and the two women were enjoying some snacks in the parlour.