Sunset Valley I wish I didn't need you to explain

She was wary of spending too much time in Sunspire, but she knew they really didn't have many other options. If they ran into the Saints, then they would just have to figure it out. Obviously, they couldn't stay here, so the only way to solve this problem was to potentially invite other problems. She sighed, anger tightening her chest as she silently blamed Mahler for putting them in this situation. 

Well then, I guess we shouldn't waste time here, she told him, anxious energy tightening her muscles and making it so that she needed to do something other than sit here and talk about stuff. Her stomach churned and bile rose in her throat; her nerves always made her nauseous. She stood and shook out her coat. Are you hungry? she asked. We can find something on the way if you are. No need for him to go hungry just because she was too anxious to eat. It would become a common thing, she was sure. It had been why she was usually thinner when she had led Ikkanattuk—too busy and too anxious to eat very much. 

She looked at him expectantly, waiting for him to exit so that she could follow. 

fade here and have something closer to or in sunspire?