She doesn't blame his reaction - she's fairly used to it, even if she doesn't often mention exactly where it is she lives and works - but she does still give him a meaningful look with a shake of her head. Because he misunderstands.

"It is my home. Us women are in charge of the town, so everythin's accordin' to our rules and laws." She lifts her gaze to the sky with a quiet sigh. "Got my family there. It's a bit lonely without 'em."