Daniel wasn't sure how to reply to what she was saying, but he really would rather her not be watching over his shoulder. He'd been working with this paper for a long time, and he hoped she would mold into the same as the rest of them. They'd start quite uptight, but after a few weeks, they'd relax and stop worrying about everything. When she said she had the paperwork he was happy enough. "That's fine by me Ma'am. I'm just here to make the paper look prettier." He replied with a slight smirk. He noticed how she would walk ahead of him, as though to keep her distance. Once they got out the doors and into the parking lot, Daniel considered her offer for dinner. He wasn't sure if that was the right thing to do. New boss wanting dinner already? That wasn't a good sign. Daniel walked up to her car and got in the passenger side, and buckled his belt up. "Dinner is not a good idea, I think it'll have to be coffee, but I do have a tight schedule this afternoon... so maybe after you finish up at the office?" Daniel asked her, in a compromise. Daniel never did dinner with anyone, because even though she claimed it wasn't a date, other people would talk. No one ever talked about coffee though.