"Not sure. I know if Satoru were here, I'd be stealing his shirts for one." The quip's light and offhand, as if it's more throw away than fact. For all her relationship with her rival is complicated, it's the small things that matter.

Like wearing each other's clothes- and she refuses to allow jealousy to cloud her mind. For all she knows, Tony's marriage back home was arranged in a way that allowed them both to take lovers (Moltres knows she'd want such a thing for her and Satoru). Either way, it's not a topic she'll bring up unless she has to.

Besides, if Tony's world coddles children, then it probably has some less than stellar ideas about marriage.

"No, and I'm both glad and... not." Mostly because while she wants someone from home, anyone, the longer it goes that she's the only one here, the more doubt creeps in, as does fear. "It's better this way."