She keeps her gaze on him and she doesn't blink as she gives him an unflinching stare, narrowing her eyes and wondering if she ought to say anything about the behaviour he's displaying. It seems clear that he doesn't want to talk about it, but she's not planning to forget it, so she makes a mental note to approach it later, allowing him to move on.

For now, at least, but she's not going to guarantee that it won't pop up in another conversation. "As far as I know, no, but that's how I knew who you were. It was lovely, having you here," Peggy says and she means that, completely. "From what I gather, I won't get to have this with you for at least two decades at home."