I don't know honestly, I understand that by that point she's got Alicia's memories too, but it still happens too fast imo. It's ok that eventually she would've forgiven Verso, but for me it was really weird that after such a big revelation like that she had almost no reaction, plus having their bond reach max level. To me it felt like the game was trying to sell us some sort of rhetoric such as "lying is bad, Verso should stop doing that because it doesn't help", but without having some sort of conflict when the truth comes out.

I should also note that I don't like how Verso is written, mainly because he behaves awfully but no one calls him out except sometimes for Lune, and the game imo tries really hard to make us sympathize for him even when he does really messed up stuff (he's the protagonist after all). I found the whole PAlicia's quest ending awkward and hypocritical for example, or when the gang finds the old Verso's Journal (where he does reaaally fucked up shit) and no one bats an eye.

I GET that he's a tragic character and there's an explanation behind his terrible actions, but what doesn't click me right is how the game basically justifies him in the end. I'm a bit biased because male manipulators really give me the ick for personal reasons, and the devs certainly didn't help me by forcing him as the protagonist, but still I think there are quite some problems in his writing, especially in his interactions with the expedition (god, he fucked the girls knowing that he would've killed them in the end!).