"I..." She speaks the single syllable out loud and trails off. There is a hesitation there. You may understand it, even being newly activated. It is something akin to the observation made with the loss of the bees, only taken from the other end. A maintenance program with enough built-in machine learning to develop an artificial intelligence given adequate time, but whose entire internal reward structure is tied to a particular place and a particular task. How can she even imagine what it would mean for the primary object of her task to be gone? 

"I...I don't know" the image of Ailee as the purple and pink faerie flickers out for a moment. She is turning everything she has to thinking. The faerie flickers back into life. "What would I feel? Would I ever be able to know happiness or satisfaction again if the object of my core reward feedback loop is lost?"

If you dwell on this and have the perspective to analyze the point, you can conclude that she will come with you. The fact that she can even ask about herself, that she can consider the question of her own happiness guarantees it. The question now is whether you hurry that along or not and how she'll feel about it.