It was a mark of her true level of self-absorption that she hadn't taken a moment to consider how Antonin would be affected. Evidently she still had a lot to learn about being a good, caring wife. She'd been more concerned about what the Jordans would think of her than they they might do to Antonin. As kind and generous as they were, she knew they were still parents who would be livid that their daughter was attacked by someone they thought was their friend. There was simply no way to tell how they would react. Humans were unpredictable, never behaving exactly as one believed they should. Antonin very well could've been in danger.