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“Weeeeeell~” Molly giggled and smiled then, and nodded her head. She thought she had a grasp on that ‘wanting to be simple’ thing…after all, she subscribed to it as well. She also wasn’t going to argue with Dakota on whether or not she was a princess, because she was definitely still of the opinion that she wasn’t so…she’d just keep that to herself. The trainee blanched though as Dakota brought code words into the mix, and she looked down at her planner uncertainly. “Uh…code words…W-well okay…maybe we should plan them out now though so that I can write them and down remember them? I don’t want to get any of them mixed up!”

She yelped though, as her cheeks were suddenly squished, and she was probably making a nervous fish face at the Moon Hunter. “B-but…we’re fine with the way things are!” She cried.

“Uh…” Molly stared at Dakota with wide eyes. “Um…n-no…Um…I think that’s a really good suggestion, Shawty but…” How did she word without hurting his feelings. “…But you call Miss Candace that a lot so…she’ll…know if she overhears…” She offered him a tentative smile.

“Uh…” Her brows furrowed. “…How about…pretty kitty…?” She looked rather unsure of herself. “…Maybe if we…relate everything to…canon cats?” She offered helpfully, and even perked up at the prospect. She’d remember things easier if they were related to the canon cats some how!

The trainee fretted even more though, as Dakota kept pushing the subject. “N-no…!” She squeaked. “They’re fine…! I promise, Shawty! I…I’m happy right now, I promise!”

Well…Molly really doubted that ‘genius’ part, but she appreciated his kind words none the less. She honestly just seemed relieved that they were using terms she wouldn’t have to try too hard to remember…now to just remember that anything regarding Miss Candace and marriage needed to be converted to Canon Cat…that sounded kind of fun, actually.

Molly then looked like Dakota kicked a puppy at his next words.

“But….we’re fine just the way we are…” She twiddled her fingers together, protesting very meekly.

Molly didn’t have the heart or the guts to tell Dakota that she had thought about that already, and she was still content with how things were so…she’d just…nod her head and smile. It worked so many times before, and it’d work again. “O-okay…” She replied, figuring it’d just be better for all involved for her to just nod her head and agree with him.

“Uh…” Actually grateful for the sudden topic change, Molly picked up her clip board and looked it over. “Um…no…I don’t think so…I think this is good for now, actually…I’m just trying to get an idea of where each Division is at in terms of their safety procedures and knowledge…” Molly paused, and looked up at Dakota, beaming. “I made a proposal at the quarterly meetings and it was accepted!”

Molly was jotting down a few more notes on her clipboard as Dakota spoke, nodding her head. “Ah…okay!” She replied, and then smiled up at him. “That’s really good to know! I’m really glad you could tell me about this…thanks so much! I really appreciate it.” Her smile widened, and she hugged the clip board to her chest.

“I’ll try getting the right things together soon so that everyone can be well informed!”

Molly swayed lightly as Dakota pushed her, and she hummed thoughtfully.

“Ummmmmmm nooooo! I think that’s it!” She beamed. “But um…” Her voice quieted. “I’ll uh…try my best to start talking to Miss Candace about…you know what…”

…Wow.

Molly bought it.

She bought it.

The fact that Dakota told her it wouldn’t be a lie seemed to put her a bit more at ease. “O-okay!” She replied. “That’s good to know…I was really worried about lying to her!” Yep, she bought it.

“I-I got your back too!” She replied with a smile, and moved to stand. She nodded her head as Dakota spoke, curls bouncing. “Ah, yes, alright! Thanks so much once again…and…of course! Once I think I can get something together as far as information goes, I’ll be sure to let you know.” She beamed.

“Have a good day, Dakota!”