['She did.' It's what Ginia wants to say, placing optimism above all else, believing in Waver enough that what he might have failed to say in words, surely his actions said enough. Ginia pulls away so she has space to type, remaining close enough to give him a shoulder to lean on.
She can't bring herself to say it because optimism is not enough, not with someone she didn't know well enough. Waver needs support, not hollow reassurance. Ginia struggles to find the right words, hoping what she would want to hear is enough.]
I think you did the best you knew how to, and I think she felt what you gave. Cherish her memory, follow her advice, and don't forget to tell the people still around how much you love them.
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She can't bring herself to say it because optimism is not enough, not with someone she didn't know well enough. Waver needs support, not hollow reassurance. Ginia struggles to find the right words, hoping what she would want to hear is enough.]
I think you did the best you knew how to, and I think she felt what you gave. Cherish her memory, follow her advice, and don't forget to tell the people still around how much you love them.