Stan chuckled—given what he had heard of Miss Greengrass, his sister would certainly have her hands full. It was not, however, quite what he had meant in asking, and the physician attempted to clarify.

"I do not doubt it," the wizard began, "but rather I believe I meant to ask—will you set your sights upon society, as our sister has done, or upon an occupation of some sort?"

This, for many in Ani's position, might have been something of a loaded question: physician's daughters, in the muggle realm, did not work, and good middle class girls, regardless of magic, did not want to. Stan's face, however, was an open book: eager to hear his sister's answer, and not at all opinionated as to what that answer should be.