The offer is a pleasant surprise -- Brigitte doesn't know the other woman all that well, and yet Brig's perhaps one of few acquaintances who wouldn't easily notice the shift in Niska's behaviour. (A warm coat offered, a shared moment by a fountain.) Instead, she accepts such warmth and friendship near-unquestioningly; just embracing it because, well, that's what you do.

"I'd love that. I keep meaning to get out of the village, see the environment more; I used to travel around so much more than I'm doing now."

And then, because it feels like she has won a little victory with the blonde's combined admission-slash-invitation, Brigitte glances away from the kitchenette and flashes her a smile. "You seem to be in a pretty good mood today."