Peggy raises a brow when he comments on things that she won't like, wondering how bad that it must become for her to think that. "I think perhaps it's best to establish what you know about me," she admits, seeing as she can ask all she likes, but it would be much more helpful for her to know more about this child of Howard's.

That's still something to grow used to, something that she's amazed by, but something that she can honestly say she hadn't seen coming. "I think from there, maybe I can start to ask questions about you. Actually," she says, struck by the fact she hadn't thought about this from the beginning. "When's your birthday?"