In Georgette Heyer's "Friday's Child," the character Hero expresses amusement at the idea of her companion, Sherry, spending an entire evening at home alone with a book. Her laughter is so genuine and charming that it encourages Sherry to join in, creating a light-hearted moment between them. This delightful exchange highlights their camaraderie and the joy found in their relationship.

As they ascend the stairs together, their rapport is evident, culminating in Sherry’s affectionate compliment to Hero. His playful remark about her being a "good little puss" reveals his fondness for her, suggesting a deep connection between the characters that enriches the narrative. This scene captures the playful and romantic essence of their relationship.