Christina watched Tehr seriously as he practically admit to not having listened. She wasn't going to hold a grudge over such a petty thing, but it was a little disappointing. She had him on her mind a lot of the itme she was back home and he was here in Londinium, and now that she had arrived, she found he had so many others to take care of. Sighing inwardly, she watched him, not entirely pleased but happy for him, at least.<br/><br/>"I just said I was thinking of going out to meet with this girl you pointed out to me earlier sometime later tomorrow unless you got a problem with it, brother. I would like to get to know people, and its not fit for a young woman to meet young men without being introduced, and even less so with older men. So I figured I'd get to know the ladies around."<br/><br/>She leaned back a bit sipping on the wine in her glass, thoughtful for a moment. Tehr had a lot going on and alot of pressure. Her life wasn't exactly easy and carefree either, but compared to the pressure facing him, she figured it was fairly light still. Smiling to him, she reached a hand on his. "I was joking around, I know you got a lot riding on things here. I will be discrete as well."<br/><br/>As she leaned back a bit again, she looked at him seriously though, a thoughtful look as she gazed at her glass. "I wonder how things will be in a few months. If our family's flare to court life will be forgotten and a mere mark for the history, or if we'll have a lasting impression?"