He really,<span style="font-style: italic">really</span>, couldn't remember her. She was astonished and for a moment all she could do was stand there, taking in the situation. What if he never remembered her again? Would she be sad? Would it be good? Both. Alex would be sad, but she knew it would be for his own good. She decided to play along. "Uhm, Alex." She spoke again, trying to think of a good story. "We're in chemistry together. I don't think you really know me anyway to be honest, since we just have that one class together. They called me because no one else would come. I'm sorry if it's awkward."<br/><br/>Keith seemed to understand that he couldn't remember anything and that something was very much wrong. "The doctor said you had a very bad trauma today." Alex said. "And that your brain is sort of restarting everything to cope with it. I guess that's why you can't remember anything." Alexandria smiled slightly at the thought. How easy it would be to just have everyone return to their past lives and never bother with each other again. But he would undoubtedly recover, sooner or later. Or if he didn't, it would work to her advantage, even if it was sad. "Don't worry, you don't look that bad." She consoled him. "Do you want to rest for a bit? Would you like some water maybe?"