She looks at him just to arch a brow at him, seeming more satisfied with his follow-up comment. "I think that can be arranged, this once." Smiling, she takes over as they enter the kitchen, getting the eggs and butter while she dispatches Tony to get out the frying pan.

"We should start thinking about the company, Tony," she remarks more seriously, setting the things on the kitchen counter. She knows this isn't Tony's favorite subject, but it will become pressing well before the baby will be born. It would be irresponsible not to start thinking on it. "Specifically, who'll take over for me while I'm on maternity leave."