In some ways, the silence was almost worse than having an answer one way or the other. She knew that there was almost no way that Terra could have been prepared for this, and he was just as likely to be unsure about continuing on as she was, but there was some part of her that wanted to know now, unreasonable though it was to put more pressure on Terra.

It was only the fact that she remembered all too well what had happened that one day they'd all met in Radiant Garden that finally let her squash her unreasonable desires back down to where they belonged. She was pretty sure that chasing Terra off was not supposed to be the intent of admitting her feelings for him. Nor was it really even entirely fair to ask him to process things so fast. She knew she wouldn't have been able to, in his shoes. It just... bothered her, to not know. There weren't even any book she could use to make sure she was actually doing the right thing.

"You don't have to answer right now!" she finally commented, when it looked like the silence was going to stretch on intolerably long. "I just thought you should know."