Reason told her there must be a typically crack-brained masculine reason for his behavior, and sooner or later she’d figure it out, and it would turn out to have nothing to do with trying to hurt her feelings or make her feel undesirable or any of the other gloomy sensations she was experiencing at the moment.
It’s so refreshing to see Jess recognizing that her worst assumptions aren’t the most likely cause for Dain’s behavior. I loathe miscommunication as the sole trope to rely upon.
