"He does." That's not a hard agreement to make. Crowley deserves lots of good things. They still think Crowley would be happier if he stopped trying to hard to be mean, but like Aziraphale said: small steps.

They debate a moment, gauging their level of lingering anxiety and unhappiness. No more anger-management practice, maybe. But. "Do you want to try to find a memory for me?" They might be able to handle that. And it's compliant with the resolutions, too.