[Nadine doesn't know what's going through Julie's head, but she thinks she has a good idea. She approaches the bed, not making any move to touch the younger woman but offering a closer presence.]

If you want to be alone, I can leave you alone. If you want silent company, I can do that too. But I just want to say one thing...you have a lot of people who care about you, Julie. Really care about you. Not because of what you might be able to do for them, but just because you're you.

[That feels like something that might be important to Julie. She's painted a general picture of her childhood and prior life, and it didn't exactly seem filled with people who cared about her.

Nadine understands that, at least.]