Her Silence is Proof Enough

"Her Silence is Proof Enough" is the sixtieth episode of Satan and Me. It was posted on July 27th, 2014.
== Summary ==
Gabriel asks Uriel why he brought him to the red light district. Uriel explains that Gabriel's job is to track down the person who put the summoning symbols on the pads, and that he wants to make sure Zadkiel wasn't behind it. Surprised, Gabriel says he hasn't noticed any strange behavior. Uriel explains that he spends the most time with them, being their boyfriend, and that he watched them talk to Felix and Anthea at the pad factory. He suddenly sees Anthea in front of the strip club. He approaches her and asks if she has time for them, and she starts to say her shift is over when Uriel cuts her off and tells her to make time. She agrees, and Uriel begins questioning her about being at the factory. She plays dumb at first, but admits to noticing Satan hasn't been around much. He asks if she saw Zadkiel there that night. Anthea says nothing, prompting Uriel to knock her umbrella out of her hand and pin her to the wall behind her. Anthea simply says she cannot tell him what he wants to hear and that she won't lie. Gabriel puts his hand on Uriel's shoulder and tells him to calm down. Uriel's eyes begin to light up as he accuses her of lying and that he doesn't believe a word she says. Gabriel pushes Anthea out of the way as a beam of light shoots from Uriel's eyes. Part of the right side of her hair is burned off. On top of her, Gabriel asks if she's okay. Uriel, while crying, tells him to stop helping her when she's spreading lies about Zadkiel. Gabriel comforts him and says that nothing is confirmed and they'll share this information with Michael. He gets up and suggests they leave. Anthea calls his name, and he turns, smiles, and apologizes.
Later, Anthea returns home with a shorter haircut. She tells Felix Uriel zapped her, but he thinks it's a joke. He tells her to change her hair back.
== Characters in order of appearance ==
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