"Thank you. You didn't fail me." That much is obvious to her. His part to play wasn't what he expected--that doesn't mean he failed when he played it. (Failed. Will fail. It's the same thing, if she succeeded in having her bath, at least when he comes from.) "That was something else."

The world, and the people in it.

No, she tells herself. Not that. Something in her mind. Something stopped working. The future stopped working--but time obviously continues, with or without her, or Logan wouldn't be here, talking like it's his fault she was going to pull a blade out of its razor. Something in her was broken, in ways beyond anything had broken before.

"Me," she says, because the truth seems to pull at her until she says it. "Yes. Pardon. Something broke."