Guess verb; estimate or suppose (something) without sufficient information to be sure of being correct.
"she guessed her life would get better"
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He guesses by how her eyes can't meet his, and how her cheeks become a fluorescent pink if the former situation happens by accident, that she holds some form of affection for him that extends past the confines of a platonic care.
He guesses that, when one of her fingers brushes against him but are quickly, nervously, pulled away it is a careful invitation to hold hands; one she would never admit to, one in which she will always need him to make the first move upon.
He guesses, having watched her speak confident and fluently with her friends only to stammer as soon as his form approaches her little group, that these feelings for him that she imprisoned in a gentle heart are ones which render her nerves.
He guesses(when he sees her drunken form unable to tear her eyes off him) that the way she's, unable to control herself, letting her dress stay high on her thigh suggests more than just a desire for a caring relationship, a desire for heated nights in a dark bedroom.
He guesses, watching Mora, from a viewpoint where she cannot notice the potentially wanted guess, as she shudders in a corner and cries quietly to herself- desperately seeking some form of support in the rough times.
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She guesseshe feels the same.
Her guess is wrong.
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