For everything he had done for her, Katrina can let the past go. She can forget the fact that he imprisoned and maltreated her.
She only hopes that he won't trouble her again in the future.
Katrina doesn't say a word to refute Aaron. She looks out of the window, deep in thought.
Aaron figures that Katrina is thinking about all his kindness to her. After a while, he asks, "Where are you going? I'll drive you. I still have enough time to accompany you," He smiled after saying those words.
After the break-up yesterday and the long trip to the cemetery today, Katrina is physically and mentally exhausted. She doesn't have the strength to do anything. All she wants to do is go home and sleep in her bed.
Since Katrina has already gotten into the car, she doesn't need to be difficult. She doesn't refuse Aaron's offer and lets him take her back. "I'm going home," she replies.
