"We are," Molly says, nodding once, relieved that she manages to sound like she means it. She knows it's true, of course; it had been a big part of her decision in the first place, and finding someone like Jessica made it that much easier. Though it took her months to actually do it, she thinks she's known from the start, or at least the day she woke up and found Lee gone, that this is what she needed to do, and not just for her own sake. Still, it's easy not to second-guess herself but to wonder what this says about her, what fundamental thing she's missing that she never managed to feel like a parent ought to. Reminding herself, over and over, of what Clarke has just said is the only way to push past that. "It's... worked out better than I could have imagined, honestly."