"It's disappointing, but I'd hardly put all the blame on you," Peggy quips, giving her a soft smile, seeing as she knows perfectly well that it's hardly Stella's work alone to make the world a better place, even if at the same time Peggy's sure that Stella does more than her fair share.

She feels her jaw tense a little at the 'tea lady' comment, because she'd been that and the lunch girl and every other demeaning role they had in the office for her.

"That's lovely to hear," Peggy says, "for someone who wants that. Ever since my failed engagement, I put all those thoughts aside. Apart from the late night thoughts that I could never escape. Silly dreams, those," she writes off, making herself comfortable as she tugs the sheets up.