He does have a moment where he looks around guiltily, knowing that this is partially his fault. But he makes no effort to stop her from crying, feeling tears soak through to his skin.

"'Salright." He tries to comfort, rubbing her back. But other than a few muttered consolations he doesn't interrupt. The funny thing is the last time something like this happened it had been drunken crew sobbing over some loss or another. He'd redirected it like he was deflecting a missile, aiming the man at Kraglin and leaving to take care of some business or another.

Now he stands there and takes it like the man he needs to be. Whether it's for her or him.