Persephone blushed when he said her happiness was his priority and gently squeezed his arm in a silent recognition and thanks of his kindness. She was quite sure Harriet would like Donald the most out of her immediate family, for many a reason that ran through her mind as he went on. To his remark concerning carriage rides, she nodded in agreement. "Indeed. My parents wanted me to take a carriage here, but I protested considering the amount of luggage that would have to be precariously stacked atop the vehicle should I do so. They bought me a train ticket instead, and I fancied the views on the way here, though I was sad considering the circumstances of my leaving London. I am sure I will enjoy the scenery more now that my mood has soared exponentially since meeting you."