"I'm sure I will." She was, actually. Clearly Jaina was as good a person as anyone could wish, or else Han wouldn't have so high an opinion of her. That was part of what made Leia feel so guilty about having taken all this time. It wasn't lack of trust, or at least, not distrust of Jaina herself, not with Han vouching for her. But she doubted either of them knew that, and she knew how it must look. "What frightens me is what she might know. If we had any other children, what happened to them, why they might not be here with her. If anything...happens to Luke or I." She couldn't imagine Luke giving in to the dark side of the Force, ever, but herself...that was an idea to lead to nightmares.
But she also knew this fear of hers had to be faced and conquered, for that same reason. Which was partly why she was doing all of this.
"So...yes, a lot of everything." Leia squeezed his hand, then brought it to her mouth and kissed the back of it. "Thank you. I know it's been hard for you to be caught in the middle like this, especially when you didn't even know why." She looked directly at him, for the first time since beginning the conversation. "It's not that I didn't want to have children with you, you know. It was never that. I would. Very much."