Unfortunately, Tony misunderstands her reaction. He can see he hurt her by asking her questions, but he believes it to be the topic and not misconstrued payment for the chocolate. He hums a soft sympathetic note and shakes his head.

"I lost my family years ago too. I have a new one now with my wife and daughter, but I can understand it being difficult being without family. I'm sorry I brought it up, Buttercup. I didn't mean to make you sad."

He hears the slip, but doesn't know what it means. He doesn't think much of it, other than assuming she's still recovering from his last intrusive question. He's more curious about her inn work. "You're awfully young to be working. I hope they're treating you well there."