Molly Abrams is somewhat naive, but wholly moral and true to herself. She works as a seamstress on the show "Goddess, " and attends college in hopes of one day owning her own sewing business. Molly cares deeply for her roommate and friend, Nomi Malone, and is happy to help her find a niche on the showgirl circuit. Unlike Nomi, Molly has given up the fast life of sleeping around after performances, and has decided to try and avoid the men she describes as "drunks and slotheads."

"I didn't think I'd ever end up in Vegas sewing G-strings."

Instead, she nurses a rather hefty infatuation with Andrew Carver, a famous singer who she never expects to interact with outside of her wildest dreams. Molly has no ulterior motives in her dealings with others, and therefore is ethically superior to most of the people she comes in contact with. Unfortunately, Molly's innocence could prove to be her worst enemy, as her willingness to trust others leaves her defenseless against the dirt being dished out by the Las Vegas Strip on a nightly basis.

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