"I'm glad you're so entertained." She says it wryly, her gaze dropping to the table. She doesn't have any particular inclination to correct whatever narrative he wants to project on her. If he finds her amusing, if he thinks he understands her, then he can. It might give her an advantage in the future. She doesn't encourage his interpretation, exactly either—there's something to be said for giving people just enough information to draw whatever conclusions suit them.