"Well if Africa a man's wealth is measure by how many children he has." She explained to him, she was glad he didn't ask about her name, that was a very confusing conversation to have.

She blushed at his question, this was actually the first time she had spoken to anyone let alone a man since she had been in London. "No I don't." She giggled. "But it would have seemed rude to let you walk away thinking we were laughing at you." She waved her hand in the direction of her sisters.

"Well there were some that did not want to stay in the city, and the Ministry let them go because that was the type of wizard they did not want to keep around anyways." She looked down at the ground she did not want to give him the wrong impression of who she was based on how she had to grow up.

She looked up when he laughed at her, she had no idea what he was talking about. She had never meet a muggle or used any of their things. She looked at the contraption with a critical eye. "Why do you use a number to talk to people, is that their name?" She asked looking at the thing in his hand wondering why someone would put themselves in a little box to talk to someone.

She looked back at her sister and gave them the ok. "I think they will be fine without me." She told him and stepped inside the machine.