Sabrina's not sure she can lift her head without kissing Rosie, so she keeps her forehead safely where it is, even as she smiles against Rosie's arm. There's a promise here, she thinks. "I already have, some," she admits softly. "Charlie more than Nick. I didn't want to throw Nick for too much of a loop when I was already telling him that he should be with you, too. Nick, though-- I have no doubts he'll like any way we fit together. With ourselves. With him." She can already imagine the look in his eyes.

"And Charlie, as long as he and I stay firm, as long as he's not losing time with me, he understands and is okay." She lets out a shaky laugh. "But I think we need to wait for you and Nick to settle. Which means I'd better untangle before I do anything we're waiting on doing."