"Ah," Lee says, and he doesn't really press the issue. He never really presses about what happened to Molly last year, and doesn't intend to start now. It's a frakked up thing that happened, that's all there is to it, and he doesn't blame Molly if she's been more guarded as a result of what happened to her.
Whether or not Molly's coworkers have seen her with anyone other than him since then doesn't change anything for Lee, though. It doesn't change the fact that he's been trying not to think about exactly what Molly's coworkers have brought up for a while now. Though, Molly would have said something if she was interested, he thinks. It's been long enough, hasn't it?
Gods, he never knows exactly how these things are supposed to go.
"Well, I hope I didn't disappoint her," he says, though he'd done a pretty good job of dodging her question, mostly because he doesn't know the answer to it. Maybe the time he's spend with the Public Defender's Office is starting to pay off.
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Whether or not Molly's coworkers have seen her with anyone other than him since then doesn't change anything for Lee, though. It doesn't change the fact that he's been trying not to think about exactly what Molly's coworkers have brought up for a while now. Though, Molly would have said something if she was interested, he thinks. It's been long enough, hasn't it?
Gods, he never knows exactly how these things are supposed to go.
"Well, I hope I didn't disappoint her," he says, though he'd done a pretty good job of dodging her question, mostly because he doesn't know the answer to it. Maybe the time he's spend with the Public Defender's Office is starting to pay off.