"It's hell, high water, ice and brimstone out there," Molly said as she returned form the balcony and threw her arms around herself to get up some body warmth.<br/>Having closed the door behind her she took off her jacket and tossed it on the bed behind Connie and looked at the now much less professional but yet calm woman who had started to let go of her role as airline hostess and slipped into a more private self. She seemed to be none the less positive and optimistic for it though and Molly nodded.<br/>"Three years of art school should have had some effect I suspect but these days my style is much less photo-realistic. It is as they say, once you have the technique to create perfection the definition of perfection becomes something a lot more abstract," She said and like she had with Riley before showering she invited Connie to look as much as she wanted, as long as she kept all beverages and foods at a safe distance.<br/>"Having an eidetic memory doesn't hurt either I suppose," she added and tapped her left index finger to her forehead.<br/>"It's like having a camera in your head only better because a camera can only see what is there it cannot interpret it like the brain can. Of course sometimes the brain doesn't automatically connect the memory with an actual occurrence. Like when I saw Heather earlier I knew her face instantly but not where I had seen it or what name to attach to it."<br/><br/>In response to Connie's suggestion of signed mementos to take away Molly simply nodded and shrugged. It was of course a nice idea in a way but she felt it was perhaps a bit too early to determine just how close that bond would become. They had after all just met and barely spoken of anything in depth., and while she wouldn't be hard pressed to sleep with either of her three companions she suggested that maybe that could wait until they were to go their separate ways again.<br/>"And I think it should be the same thing for all of us, like something cheap from the souvenir shop, maybe a t-shirt or a postcard or something like that."