She's slow to nod, although she has some difficulty in accepting that he doesn't hate her for it. He should. It'd be so easy to make him, but for all of her self-sabotaging tendencies when it comes to her facing potential contentment or even happiness, Wanda, of course, doesn't. That's up to him. And while that desire to self-sabotage is prevalent even now, Wanda doesn't want him to hate her.

"I wouldn't blame you if you changed your mind," she says quietly, peering up at him. She curves the corners of her lips upward as though that's the joke. But, really, it'd be up to him if he changed his mind on his current stance.

"I'm just glad it didn't hurt you." Vehemently, she whispers, "But it won't happen again."