Calling him husband? Delphine naturally wouldn't do that. Although Ignatius Leclair likes to call her wife with his low, luxurious voice, sounding quite seductive, Delphine always hears it as if he's calling out his possession, with a strong sense of possessiveness. So she's a bit sensitive to the word "wife."
They've known each other for many years, but there haven't been many peaceful moments, and even fewer genuine exchanges. Delphine feels there might never be a time for heartfelt connection between them.
A person like Ignatius Leclair, whose thoughts are as deep as the sea, would he ever share his heart? Haha.
So she never calls him husband. If she weren't trapped in this remote wilderness, she wouldn't even want to glance at him, especially since the Emily Thorne incident hasn't been accounted for yet.
Don't think that by spending time with her, calling her wife a few times, and putting effort into the bed sheets, she'll lose her mind.
