As she waited for her order to be made, she considered her options. Rosalind needed somewhere safe to go. For whatever reason, Hermione felt a profound sense of responsibility to the girl. Without her interference, Rosalind might have been the wife of a disgusting tyrant like Theodore, but at least she would've been somewhat protected. It was entirely too risky for her to take care of the girl herself. Considering her recent activities, it was possible that she could die soon. She refused to even consider Rabastan as an option. No, she had to keep the two of them as far apart as possible. She had a legitimate fear that Rabastan might prefer to simply kill her and the child instead of worry about providing for her.