Alex drove behind Keith, her mind digesting the decision she had just made. One month with Keith, was that really such a good idea after all? Well, either way, she had to pass her year, she had to keep her father happy and win Erika back to her side. But what if love would prevail and she would choose him instead of everything else she had always known? Or maybe she would be able to extend their time together just so she could pass. Alex sighed, her thoughts slipped back into morbid ones. It crossed her mind that Keith had probably once thought about killing himself, considering the life he had had to go through.<br/><br/>Thankfully they arrived to the hospital before she could dive any deeper into such thoughts. She parked her car and stepped out, walking over to Keith who was being surrounded by nurses. "He's fine, he just needs to rest." Alex explained to one of the nurses. "I'll stay here with him." Once reassured, they led both of them back inside to the room where Keith had been earlier. The doctor walked in as well and turned to speak to Alexandria. "I'd like to know how this happened to him." He spoke to her as Alex was placing down her jacket. "I called the school and I was told you were somehow involved in the events prior to his loss of memory."<br/><br/>Alexandria bit her lip before turning to look at the doctor. "Well... It's kind of a complicated thing." She said with a sigh, slightly anxious. "I don't really know where to start."<br/><br/>"Perhaps you should start thinking then." The doctor said sharply. "Traumatizing another human being like this is no game. I hope you understand that. You know, three years ago my colleague was in charge of Andrew Thorns, the boy who seemed to be very fond of you and who eventually took his own life. I can't help but to wonder the impact you had on the young boy's decision to do so."<br/><br/>Alexandria's jaw clenched. She didn't know what to say and in fact, she wasn't expected to say anything. The doctor gave her a sharp glare before walking off and leaving the nurses to tend Keith. Honestly, she didn't like to be reminded of the fragility of the things she was playing with. And it wasn't like she had no guilt, no regrets, no insecurities... Of course she did. Alex sat down next to Keith's bed and accepted a blanket from one of the nurses. She made herself comfortable in the chair and looked over to Keith.<br/><br/>"You need to rest." Alexandria spoke.