She doesn't attempt to speak when he comes out of his room. The serious look on his face and the subtle shake of fear make it difficult for her to breathe, but she pushes through. This is the end she knew was coming, so she has to see this through.

Truly, this is for the best.

When he finishes, she takes a breath to steady herself before speaking. "I agree with everything you've said. This is..." painful, heartbreaking, "necessary, for us both. We both need to break free from this and getting everything out in the open before we put it behind us is the best solution." The most painful as well, but that part need not be said.

Carefully, she folds her hands in her lap to give herself an extra moment to think. "Would you like to go first or should I?" Honestly, she'd prefer he go first, so she has a little more time to recover from her own outburst, but she won't force him. As painful as it is, she still loves him and she would do anything to make this easier on him.