Meredith may be contrary and stubborn, but she's not stupid and she isn't about to risk him getting hurt and it being her fault, not again. Pulling away, she slips behind him, nodding. This looks like the only sure way out. Though she's not exactly eager to try their shaky luck, it's better than standing around, waiting to wind up back where they were minutes ago. "Lead the way," she says. What he's said about this being home suggest to her this is all just temporary, but she's not taking any chances. It's something to be discussed later, ignored now. "You're sure about this?"