"Shit, as long as your uncle wasn't actually, like, right there, why should it matter?" Jules asks with a laugh. She's known for a long time that her family was well-off financially, especially as she got into her teenage years and began to transition. She knows, too, how lucky that makes her, giving her an advantage that a lot of other people don't have. Judging someone else for their lack of it just seems stupid to her. It's not like where a person lives really determines anything about them.

That subject brings her to another she's been mentally circling, though, and she figures that now is as good a time as any to get it out of the way. Better to do it early, after all, than risk winding up disappointed later. "So, cards on the table, I am definitely in favor of heading back not to the Children's Home later," she says, giving him a crooked smile. "But there is something you should probably know first."