Swiftcurrent Creek yours was not the only answer

the woman repays her trust with sincerity, and while they do not alleviate all of her discontent, they balm over the worst of her fears. she is reminded, briefly, of her childhood, of her own father's worry that despite how much he loved Catori and his unborn children, something would terribly wrong. mothers never seemed to be steadfast figures in the huntresses life, and something terrible had in fact occurred. but, perhaps, she could change that. 

she was silent a moment. "thank you, Rosalie." contemplative, sincere, grateful. she considers a moment longer before, standing, significantly more at ease with this woman. "would you like to find something to eat with me?" she offers a grin, unsure of how to present her appreciation for the woman but knowing she'd rahter like to spend more time with her. 

should we fade here? :)