She doesn't expect him to want this-- not so soon, not coming out of the mess they've made. She fully expects him to agree with her plan and have that be that.

But his words almost imply otherwise. His words throw her off, clear confusion lining her expression.

"You-- I mean, 'f you want t'-- stay until I have him, I-- I guess that's-- all right, but 'm-- 've got people here that have been helping, too."

She can't process the possibility of him wanting to keep the child. Not under these circumstances.