She's never disappointing. And being frank about what some distant tomorrow may (in this case may not) have will only make their planning more thorough, more real. Matt can't find it in his heart to be disappointed in her. How could he raise a family while raising his fists to crime? Taking the time to be with Verity and their duel reality existence is also something that would be a logistic hardship. And Nelson and Murdock would need far more clients. It's enough to make your head spin.

He comes back to the moment. Verity's lingering perfume, the ticking of a clock. Their breathing. "It's going to be nice because I'll be with you." If he had a million dollars he'd bet on it out of that much certainty.

"No, let's....stay in longer." The comforter and blanket are pulled back up and around them once more.