"I know," she said, pleased, tipping her head back to give him more neck. The stars up there were excellent tonight. Everything was excellent. this trip had been a chance to breathe, away from London, and a chance to celebrate themselves (which they had absolutely been making the best of). She hadn't been lying when she said t=she'd been thinking about marriage lately. Ever since they'd started living together she'd been noticing how good of a family they made. How they dealt with everything that came along, the stress of having two tiny, often sick daughters, the stress of living in messed-up London, the stress of the mistakes they made, sometimes. How even when things were bad, at the end of the day they dealt with it as a team. She'd found a strength and a joy with him that she'd never found with anyone else. "Oh, oh," she realised, all of a sudden. "Did I say yes? I should say yes!"