"Thank you," Molly says, genuinely appreciative in that. It will somehow, she'll make sure of it, but in the meantime, it's just a hell of a lot to have on her plate, more than she ever wanted or expected to. None of this is anything she could have predicted, after all. Maybe if she'd had some way of knowing, she could have done things differently from the start. As it is, all she can really do is pick up the pieces.

She doesn't mind talking about it, really. Everything will be settled sooner or later, and she'll have to be able to then, anyway; it isn't like it won't be a noticeable change. Bringing up the fact that she's arranging an adoption just after Angela has talked about being so happy to see her daughter seems like it at least has the potential to be awkward, though, so she decides it can wait, if it's something to talk about at all.

"And no, I don't mind you asking at all. I'm the deputy communications director, so... I had the very, very fun job of handling a lot of the fallout from the Hatchimals incident. People tend not to like it when their toys go on murderous rampages."