What does いけると mean?


> 泊まってもいいですか? まだ離れたくなくて。。

"It's ok if I stay over? I don't want to be separated yet..." To which the
other character thinks

> (そう言えばいけると思ってるな いいけど。。。)

I don't understand how いける is being used here. I know いける is use for "going
well" but I don't see how it related here




This いける (potential form of いく) means "will work out" or "will do", referring
to whatever the first speaker is trying to achieve in this situation.

> そう言えばいけると思ってるな。いいけど...
>
> She thinks putting it like that will work. Well, fine...

From the provided context alone, I cannot tell whether her goal is simply to
stay over, or if there's some other purpose beyond just staying.

