From everything she's told him so far, Caleb thinks that he has an idea of the kind of daughter Rosie's parents wanted her to be. He's heard only whispers of the rumors at school — the team know Rosie's his friend, so they don't talk about her around him — so to him, they're just rumors. He frowns a little more, watching her, feeling her feelings, and he reaches out to place a gentle hand on her wrist.

"You're not a bad daughter," he says. A part of him regrets it immediately. He's supposed to be careful about the shit he says, be more tactful, but. Rosie's worried about that, under everything. That she's not a good daughter because she's not doing exactly what her parents want. So maybe she just needs to hear it.