Marie listens quietly to Adia's words, not reacting negatively or positively just yet, uncertain of how she should be feeling. She's hurt Adia and Caspar, even if it wasn't her directly, but something an alternate once did. That's enough to let guilt sink into her heart, knowing full well how difficult these encounters must be. To be reminded of bad things when looking at her face. Marie sighs, taking the glasses off, placing them on the counter-top, unable to hide her sadness any longer. She's not mad that Adia came to her about this.

"You're not adding to it. When you're at rock bottom, there's not a lot left to lose. I'm glad you said something, because I'd rather come to a resolution instead of forcing us all into weird scenarios." She's trying not to seem weak here, but it's apparent that the news has caused her to rethink everything. "Without even realizing it, I've just been making matters worse. Your boyfriend has every right to be upset."

Her hand stays close to the wine glass, pondering another drink. It'll be one of many for sure, but acting like a drunkard in front of Adia isn't respectful. She just takes a few deep breaths, uncertain of what to say to fix this problem. "I'm sorry. I know apologizing won't change what's happened, but it's at least a start."