"I might just do that," she said. "You're probably right, it would be harder because I would be around to see the children. At least I think it would be. That is good advice."
"But Moody is a logical man, if he is choosing to disregard his emotions it is likely done on a logical base, but his logic is faulty," she said. "Just like it is more logical for me to take into account my feelings on the issue of donating my eggs, Moody should take into account his feelings when deciding on any possible further take on your relationship." And she'd definitely discuss this with him.
"I am glad you will be fine, though," she said. "Regardless of Moody's faltering logic. For both your sakes I do hope he comes to his senses."
She smiled when Marly mentioned the house. "That is fabulous," she said. "I'm very pleased for you. So how long do you think it will be before it is ready?"