She tilts her head up and watches him, even if what she mostly sees is his jawline. She understands it. While she hadn't been forced to be a killing machine with no sense of agency until after the fact (and even then), she understands it. Everything that's happened to her in her life has been outside of her control. It's why she wants to keep puppet strings tied to her fingers at all times.

"It does," she says quietly, resting her hand against his chest. "But I know you're not going to hurt me and you make me happy. You don't have to do anything more than be yourself."

And it doesn't matter to Wanda if he has to spend time figuring out who he is now that he's a man out of time. But she doesn't want him to overcompensate or forget that she's here for him, not for the ways he tends to serve her.