[Kenly]

Giving him another side-ways glance, she mulled over how to answer the question, picking up her drink to sip it.
"That's hard to answer, in truth. Chronologically, she's about four. Physically, however, she's closer to seven. And we won't even get into mentally. She's a very special child. And I don't mean handicapped, either. I think she'd like you. And, truthfully, I think you'd like her. Her name is Tiri."
Turning to actually look at him, she waited for his response. She hadn't thought it odd to tell him about her daughter as the girl was such an integral part of her life, and everyone she knew knew the child. So, it only made sense that Tal did too. Especially if they were going to become any kind of acquaintances beyond what they were at this very moment in time.