"So then give me your say," Vasquez challenges, which is something that he probably shouldn't be demanding like this, especially when he doesn't want to hear Faraday's truth out loud. Hearing him talk about how he wants to leave is the last thing he wants to hear, but here he is, demanding it.

"So what do you want?" he insists, since that seems to be what Faraday wants to air out in the space between them, though Vasquez isn't so sure what needs to be said. "What did you want? Did you want me to come back to Rose Creek and you could be so miserable that you don't do anything but leave me? Do you want to tell me now, to my face?"

Because he can, as much as it's going to hurt him to hear.