Angeline physically flinched when he pulled from her and lashed out verbally. She let him speak, biting her lip as she listened to his words. She nodded and took a drink of her coffee, her happy nature dropping like gravity. "I was just trying to be nice. You know you don't have to attack everyone that wants to genuinely get to know you." She forced a smile on her face, but her eyes showed pain. She's lost all of her friends this way, she did it again. Putting a tip on the table she chugged her coffee down like it was nothing. "I'll see you later Phantom, sorry to bother you." Her voice sounded broken. She walked out of the coffee shop by herself, physically hurting inside. Even if he didn't mean it, he hurt her. It was the worst kind of hurt he could do to her.

Angeline walked home, feeling it was her fault. She sniffled and wiped her eyes. This was why she lost all of her friends, because she was horrible at this kind of thing. She went home, finding herself in comfortable clothes and sitting on her couch, wrapped in a blanket and a large poisonous snake chilling on her lap. She felt like she just broke up with her significant other, her chest hurt. Even her favorite comedy movies and her companion the snake didn't make her feel better. She sighed softly, wiping her eyes again.

Angeline heard the knock and glanced over, not entirely sure who could be at her door. Archie slithered off of her and went into his hiding spot. Angeline sighed as she got up, in a black tank top and shorts. She answered the door, and made eye contact with him. Her eyes widened, standing there completely shocked and confused as she analyzed the situation. She looked at the blood covered demon, obviously feeling awkward as he gripped rather tightly to a patch of flowers. She stared at him for a good minute, and stopped him from talking. She cut him off by hugging him, not even caring that this mysterious blood was now coating her pale skin. She hugged him for a good minute, before pulling away and looking up at him. Her chest was covered in this blood. "Please, come in." She invited him inside, leading him in and looking to the flowers with a soft smile. He tried. He actually tried.

Angeline turned to him and let him apologize, smiling softly and crossing her arms. She let him finish this time, still smiling as she thought about his words. "Phantom, you know what I really like? I like when someone can accept that they make mistakes, and even if it is against their pride or image, they can apologize and realize their mistakes. You are doing that right now. You're trying, actually making an effort to apologize, when in all honesty you could've just disappeared and never saw me again. Yet here you are." She gently took the flowers from his hands, smiling softly. "You may be this business man based demon, but you're better than most humans I've met. Thank you for apologizing, I accept it, and I forgive you." She leaned up and kissed his cheek, her lips soft against his bloodied cheek.

Angeline cracked a smile, giggling as she covered her mouth. This demon was so cute she couldn't help it. She shook her head laughing. "No, it's not a ritual. Have you never been kissed before?" She giggled, setting the flowers on the table. "That's really hard to believe, a handsome demon such as yourself, never kissed?" She took his face with both of her hands, looking him in the eyes and smiling softly. "Here, this is what a kiss is supposed to be like." She leaned up, gently placing her lips to his, taking the initiative so he could just learn.