Of course she would be his; his without hesitation, now that she knew that he expressed his own wishes, and not merely those of his aunt.

"As to the money," she said, "it would be simply nonsense now for us to have any talk of money.

It is yours in any way, and you had better manage about it as you please.

I have written an ambiguous letter to Mr.Green, which will simply plague him, and which you may go and see if you like." Then she added her postscript, in which she said that she should now at once tell her father, as the news would remove from his mind all solicitude as to her future position.

That Captain Aylmer did go to Mr.Green we already know, and we know also that he told Mr.Green of his intended marriage.
Nothing was said by Captain Aylmer as to any proposed period for their marriage; but that was only natural.