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“I like when you objectify me, though,” Molly replied.
“You do?”
“You’re the only one who gets to do that,” Molly said. “And yes, it’s hot.”
“Hot, like you want me to objectify you later?”
“Your place?”
“Yes,” Finley said with a nod.
They left the conference room and went back to their desks, where the new girl sat reading from one of her training manuals. Molly left after a few minutes and returned not long after that.
“We can go into Stacey’s office now if you want,” she said to Finley.
“Already?”
“She had a meeting cancel,” Molly replied. “But are you sure? I didn’t tell her anything yet; just that we needed to talk to her about something.”
“I’m sure,” Finley said.
“Are you finally telling HR you’re dating?” the new girl asked.
Finley and Molly both looked up at her in surprise.
“What?” Molly asked.
“Oh, please. It’s obvious. Finley stares at your ass every time you walk. And Molly is always looking over at you with heart eyes when she thinks you’re not paying attention.”
“I do not,” Molly protested a little too much.
Finley laughed and said, “Let’s go tell Stacey, Molls.”
“I don’t do that,” Molly argued as they walked toward Stacey’s office.
“Yes, you do. It’s cute. Don’t stop doing it, okay?”
“Are you going to stop staring at my ass?”
“Couldn’t even if I wanted to.” Finley winked at her.
“What’s going on, you two?” Stacey asked from behind her desk as they walked into the office.
“We have something to tell you,” Molly replied as she closed the door behind them.
“You just took on IT, Molly. What the hell happened already?”
“Nothing,” Molly said.
“We’re dating,” Finley added. “We’re a couple. Molly and I just wanted you to know so that we can sign whatever paper thing that we need to sign, and she can get put on a different team.”
“What she said.” Molly nodded toward Finley.
“I thought you were with India,” Stacey replied as her eyebrows knitted together.
“I was. We broke up.”
“You and India never signed the paper.”
