Sylvie takes a moment to answer, and it's mostly so that he knows she's being honest when she does. She's not saying anything to placate him, this is too close to home to take it lightly. In all honesty it pisses her off a little that Raleigh has the audacity to try and tell Coop off for anything related to Sylvie, particularly as she's never really talked to her about her own feelings for him. Sure he comes up in conversation, how could he not, but they've avoided talking about it in much detail.

"You're not selfish," she starts, because it's the obvious place. She wouldn't love him the way that she does if he was. They still haven't talked about this really, about why she left and what that did to both of them, and maybe it's time. "And I never thought that was why." His love for her was never something she doubted, and she hopes that he never doubted her, though with the way things ended she's sure he must have.

"If you ever felt like I left because I didn't love you enough..." She trails off, returning the sentiment. There's a wry smile on her lips but it's tentative, barely there. "I know this should be four years behind us Shea but it feels like it isn't."