That's not much of an answer, and if Adia didn't know any better, she'd interpret that as Marie wanting to be left alone but too polite to say otherwise. However, she knows that the other woman is being honest. Furthermore, she doesn't feel right leaving Marie here to drown her sorrows. That never helped anyone.
And, despite the risk of Marie learning too much, she wants to stay and help. She deserves to be happy, especially after what had happened to her in the previous timeline. She hasn't forgotten about the sacrifice Marie was willing to make to save Hunter, either.
"How about I stay until I finish the drink you got me. And if you want to share any of your troubles, I'm happy to listen."
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Date: 2018-11-25 04:27 pm (UTC)And, despite the risk of Marie learning too much, she wants to stay and help. She deserves to be happy, especially after what had happened to her in the previous timeline. She hasn't forgotten about the sacrifice Marie was willing to make to save Hunter, either.
"How about I stay until I finish the drink you got me. And if you want to share any of your troubles, I'm happy to listen."