Just as patiently as he had listened to her, she listens right back. It's something she's grown good at all these years, and she does rather like it. While she's pretty sure they're not exactly thinking of the same things, she does sympathize a lot with what he says.

She knows that everything will be taken care of in her absence, knows that her siblings can usually handle themselves well enough... But still.

The question has her duck her head, a failed attempt to hide her little smile. Or maybe it's not an attempt at all. "It's a people heavy position. I meet people and then, at the end of a really long day-" Greed's comments about the days blurring together into one long one comes to mind, making her smile widen. "-I show them out to where they think they need to go. Like the greeter at a hotel, I guess is the closest thing to it."