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— Hmm, okay, — she nods with a smile, — listen... you're from Lauria, right? Can you tell me what it's like there? I've heard and read various things, — she doesn't mention the wine she tried, so as not to tease the pregnant woman, — but it's much more interesting to listen to a living person who has spent a significant part of their life in their homeland. Common tales or dry historical facts, however curious they may be in themselves, cannot compare to this. And I'll get to know you better, because we haven't really talked about anything other than work, — she thinks for a moment and adds, — by the way, you can ask me anything too. If you've ever been curious but were too shy or didn't have the opportunity.
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There, by the way, Beaty's little devils might have already come to entertain Alaria.