Mari was calmer when Dumas took charge of the situation. She felt safer that way, and, of course, she trusted all the people around her. She would trust them with her life. Even White, who wasn't particularly close. It didn't matter at the moment. At the moment, Mari really didn't want to think right now.<br/><br/>When Dumas ruffled her hair, the girl managed a smile and finally nodded.<br/><br/>"All right, darling. Thank you. Really, really... I really appreciate it."<br/><br/>As Dumas released her, Mari laid on her back and sighed, feeling better with her head on a pillow. With her eyes closed, Mari continued to keep her attention on whatever was being said audibly. White's words made her open her eyes and nod. "Thank you, dear. I... I'll think about it. But I don't exactly have anywhere to 'leave' to. But thanks."