“Yes, having my memories again is a relief, now that I know what they are. I mean, if they hadn't returned, I would never know what I was missing, but now that I know, I know would miss them, unless I forgot again.” Kai shared this information as if such a tangled telling was perfectly normal and easy to understand.
He would have no knowledge of water that would erase someone's memory and the very idea of it would be concerning.
Kai glanced at their number - 11 - then at the counter, then back to the number, briefly, before looking at Markus again.
“I am glad to know who I am. No knowing was... disconcerting.”
The woman who had taken their order approached with a tray. There were two cups on saucers, two small tea pots and a bowl containing sugar packages and little containers of milk.
“Here you go,” she said, placing the items on the table. “Sandwiches will just be another minute.” She tucked the tray under one arm and hurried away.
He would have no knowledge of water that would erase someone's memory and the very idea of it would be concerning.
Kai glanced at their number - 11 - then at the counter, then back to the number, briefly, before looking at Markus again.
“I am glad to know who I am. No knowing was... disconcerting.”
The woman who had taken their order approached with a tray. There were two cups on saucers, two small tea pots and a bowl containing sugar packages and little containers of milk.
“Here you go,” she said, placing the items on the table. “Sandwiches will just be another minute.” She tucked the tray under one arm and hurried away.