@sheroaredlouder for Adelaide
Though she had no real reason to visit the little café-shop in the wake of her true identity being discovered, in serving as Sabrina’s regent she did find herself more frequently in Greendale than she’d thought she’d ever need to be again and she couldn’t deny, to herself at least, that she enjoyed the milkshakes. And the food at Dr Cerberus’ wasn’t really the type of fare that could be managed in Hell; food had a tendency to rot quickly. She’d never found an issue with it in the past, when all she’d known was Hell, when her own demonic side could delight in it, but she had to admit her time living as Mary Wardwell had...altered her palette.
Hilda Spellman herself (the one witch who she didn’t actually mind seeing her here; the woman was incredibly non-judgemental which Lilith found to be....surprisingly refreshing) had just placed the tall and complicated milkshake in front of her, and she had her red lips around the straw, drinking with a quiet glee, when she saw another of the coven sat at a table, staring across at her.
Lilith stopped mid-sip, and sat back in her seat with a sigh, knowing there was no real way to undo what the girl had obviously seen. Not unless she wanted to wipe her memory entirely. She focused her gaze on the girl, recalling her name easily from the few members that actually remained. “Ms Luna, isn’t it?”