Sipping at her tea, she pauses and waits a very long moment to respond. It's not kind, perhaps, but she can't help but want to tease Barnes just a little. She's grown to enjoy the man's company, through his many iterations, and she keeps her expression even as she sips at her tea, thoughtfully. "Well, the hair was something to get used to," she concedes, aiming to allow him to lead this conversation himself.

"It was...other aspects," she says, purposefully vague. In truth, he had been an excellent roommate. It was someone who understood their time, someone who understood the war, and with Steve, they had a common topic in the event they ran out of other things to discuss. Beyond that, they could also talk about the Howlies and Howard and any other myriad of things.

It had been a nice touch of the past to make Peggy feel comfortable, which she's been missing out on, ever since.