Delilah let out a relieved sigh and looked up at Ilariy, gratitude embed in her baby blue eyes, as she continued rubbing his arm with her hand, soothingly. She wanted to laugh at the frown on his face... Most people would find it frightening and threatening, but she found it highly amusing.<br/><br/>"Thank you.." she murmured quietly, with a soft smile. The girl turned back to the man, and she noticed Ilariy stay close to her, in case he felt he was needed. She was silently grateful for this as she could still sense the waves of anger, and now fear, radiating from the man opposite the pair. He huffed and folded his arms over his chest, annoyed, though his tense posture seemed to relax slightly in relief.<br/><br/>"How will you do that, now, hm?" he asked, irritated, raising an eyebrow.<br/><br/>"Alright... Well your shirt is dark, so it's not all that obvious... But, I really am sorry, sir. I feel terrible... I'll give you a 40% discount on the bill for your date.... how does that sound?" she continued, biting her lip and looking at him apologetically. He narrowed his eyes at her and sighed, uncrossing his arms and letting them fall to his sides.<br/><br/>"Fine.." he mumbled, rolling his eyes. "It wasn't intentional and I guess no real harm is done... That sounds like a good deal. So I'll let it go just this once." As he turned to walk away, Delilah gave him a huge smile and nodded quickly.<br/><br/>"Really it wasn't... Thank you. I hope you have a pleasant evening, sir.." she chirped after him, grinning. She looked up at Ilariy, still standing at her side, and gave him a gentle nudge as if to reassure him that the matter was handled. At that moment, Delilah's eyes landed on the round analogue clock on a wall opposite the register counter. It read 8:05 PM. Linda or Sophie would be coming any minute. She would have to let whoever came know about her small slip-up so they'd take care of the man and his date. Sighing, the girl looked up at the tall Russian and offered him a polite smile.<br/><br/>"Well my shift is up, now," she mumbled.