At least she's not more upset, but Adia knows that it must be a difficult thing for her to hear. Goodness knows how she'd feel if she found out an alternate of hers was responsible for something terrible. "That's my own fault," she says earnestly. "I panicked a little when I recognized you outside the café. I didn't mean to make things even weirder."

She wishes that Caspar were here to see how contrite Marie is, but she knows that he'd be too caught up in his own anger to listen with an open heart. At least she can try to ease the awkwardness between herself and Marie, while she has the chance.

"You don't have to apologize, but I appreciate it." She smiles softly at the other woman. No hard feelings. See?

Caspar is still upstairs with Ice Bear, so Adia picks up her drink for a sip, in now rush to run off, unless Marie wants her to leave.