It's vague, but Cường turns ever thoughtful to it -- roused by it, stirred from fatigue by it. He's not sure where in the grand scope of 'right' Verin's proposing he's landed on, like a whittled knife cleaving a dartboard in half, but he's thinking it's horrible, cruel and terrible. No, he knows it is; he seldom 'sees' otherwise. It doesn't spark any joy in him. Cường rests his head, eyes dark and dreamy. "Maybe I don't want to be," he murmurs, chin slotted in the cradle of his arms, hair all a-flutter. "And maybe I won't be. Maybe what I want doesn't matter anyway, but I think it'll be nice for once, an okay, almost ending. Not picture-perfect. I'll settle with 'just right'." He's still staring. "Maybe I close my eyes and see she gets to rest for once, watch her lay her head to look at the stars sweeping over her. Resting. Content. Don't have to move so fast, so often. Chasing endlessly. I get tired watching her. Maybe I don't wake up in a cold sweat the morning after, and maybe that's what I'll ask for: to be wrong for once. That's okay, isn't it? Simple, even."