"If something was going to upset what was safe and right temporally, I doubt it is was-"

There is a discerning part-narrowing to his eyes, with glance far more purposely leading, down and then back up Carlisle. It's hard to tell if this is serious or leading, whether it is a joking reference to what all they've done already, become already, or something he's seriously spent a good deal of time wondering if he's ruined.

"-words." There is no regret though, only supposition in his phrase.

Edward would never be the greatest judge of what not to give Carlisle. After all, he'd started with his life, self, loyalty, heart and existence the very first year.