White followed Dumas in, still holding his groceries, rolling his eyes with Dumas forgetting his own instructions but he stayed quiet. He was defiantly the infiltrator here on Dumas and Cheshire's plan and wasn't about to mess anything up that they might have agreed on earlier.<br/><br/>Speaking of Cheshire, he gave White his biggest grin possible, but decided to let his vulnerability pass for once to focus on the problem at hand. White, as well, decided not to comment on Cheshire's far more normal appearance... for now.<br/><br/>"Mari, I'm not entirely sure you're dangerous when you're like how you were," Cheshire started. "I ran into you going to my favorite cafe, and you didn't even recognize me, and you seemed to think of the person you are right now as your sister, or at least someone completely different." He paused, letting that sink in before continuing. "However, you didn't seem at all off balance or dangerous. Maybe a completely different personality, but not dangerous."