It does. Fetch the girl.

A part of you had always envied your father's relationship with Lisandra, and the prospect of having a situation of its kind for yourself is exciting. You tell Lisandra so, and she immediately brightens. She immediately begins to babble, a bit too fast to fully understand, about her early life as the child of a prominent merchant family in her hometown on Lederburg, known for it's fine leather (naturally). In her early adulthood, it seems, she had been overtaken with repressed lust for a local farrier who had taken a job re-shoeing her family's horses. The end result being the conception and birth of the young woman in question. Not long after, she had been spotted by your father during a trip to make his presence known through the kingdom, and the rest is history.

Lisandra writes a letter of introduction for you, which you hand over to one of the more trustworthy (and illiterate) servants. He sets off on his journey post haste, leaving you to eagerly await the arrival of your prospective young lover. It seems that Lisandra is almost if not more excited, for in the rare few times you meet since the hand off she has explained that she has never seen her daughter as an adult, only communicating through letter as the years went on.

When the servant does make his reappearance a few days later, you almost burst with excitement. Unfortunately, you have to wait until night before meeting her, as per the custom of courtly intrigue. When night does finally arrive, you meet with Lisandra before knocking on her daughter's door. The two of you fidget nervously, each for their own reasons.