For hell sake, why her? Fine, maybe he could keep doing whatever it was mortal boys did. But she certainly couldn’t keep finding herself in the Greendale woods with the mortal boy long after the Witching hour. Sweet Satan, whether on purpose or by accident, their stories eerily similar. She couldn’t sleep either. Every time her eyes closed, Agatha was back to witch limbo, the memory was what Sabrina did to her to being the male in front of her back to life and then her feet brought her to this spot him every night. It seemed the Dark Lord had a twisted sense of humour and was testing her devotion to the Church of Night by placing this mortal around her. She needed to back the heaven off, force herself to stop coming here. If her sisters found out? ”I can’t either.” was all that was offered; because while she stood by her actions despite the outcome, he wasn’t all bad, didn’t act like a which hunter in these serendipitous moments as he put it. She paused as he continued. He might not be the bad guy, but she certainly was the dark witch. “You’d wish to meet me during the day?” Confusion littered her tone. “Poor mortals, are vampires the only dark creatures you know off? Not a vampire, praise Satan.” though just as immortal.