In all her years of this dreaded marriage, she wasn't quite sure as to what profession she had been hoping for before her parents had dragged her down to their focus on reality. Perhaps a governess, teaching children. Later the etiquette professor at Hogwarts. Who knew. Perhaps something bolder. She couldn't really recall at this time, being so frustrated with how it all ended up. Perhaps Zach would have not minded if she had chosen to work.

Rosie made it a little game to not tell Hugo things. But that was also her little secret. She might offend one of her in-laws - or anger her parents - if she admitted such a thing. No, this was for her own amusement. Let a girl stay in their house for a few days to avoid her mother. Have interesting little chats with a rather intelligent man. One whom she might fancy. But never love. Oh no, she may only find love once in her life, and it was with the wrong brother. Another little secret, but oh so not a game.

The Mrs. Binns in the room knew all too well how stubborn Hugo could be. How touchy. Even having the nerve to nag at her as to having another child. Why could he possibly want another few tries at having a second son? Wasn't one - and two daughters - enough? Their boy was clearly living and healthy. She didn't really understand Hugo at times. But she had put her foot down at mentioning this to anyone else.

The amount of snacks that Juliana was taking was almost humorous. "You are going to have to tell me about your project one of these days. You sound quite excited."