How does Liza react when Higgins says the following?

"But I shall miss you, Eliza. I have learnt something from your idiotic notions: I confess that humbly and gratefully. And I have grown accustomed to your voice and appearance. I like them, rather."
She is cheered.
She begins to cry, and almost confesses that she loves him.
She tells him to play the recordings of her.
She turns away; we don't know how she responds.

Question

How does Liza react when Higgins says the following?

"But I shall miss you, Eliza. I have learnt something from your idiotic notions: I confess that humbly and gratefully. And I have grown accustomed to your voice and appearance. I like them, rather."
She is cheered.
She begins to cry, and almost confesses that she loves him.
She tells him to play the recordings of her.
She turns away; we don't know how she responds.

anonymous · Answer

what do you think

marcon · Answer

I think B makes the most sense, but i'm not 100%

marcon · Answer

I honestly don't know I never read the story

marcon · Answer

I thought it was B, but I read the question again, so sorry, idk