Which statement encourages the other person to come to you if anything else happens?

• A. If anything else happens in the meantime, can you come to me so I can help you?
• B. This is upsetting to me. How soon can we meet to discuss this in person?
• C. What else can you tell me about this?
• D. Can you say more about that so I understand?

Answer: (A)

The idea here is to keep the door open for future issues by offering ongoing support. The statement does this by explicitly inviting the other person to come to you if anything else happens and by promising help. That creates a sense of safety and reliability, making it easier for them to reach out when new concerns arise and feel supported rather than judged or dismissed.

Other options focus on the moment more than the future relationship. One asks for an in-person meeting right away, which can feel pressuring and put the other person on the spot. Another pair ask for more information in the moment, which is useful for understanding the situation but doesn’t establish a clear, ongoing channel for contact. The emphasis on inviting future contact and offering help is what makes this choice the strongest.