True Colours

Vai pursed her lips as he confirmed that he didn't remember Loren either, though she didn't push the matter any further than that. Of all the things that Remi had forgotten and the fallout from that, perhpas it was better that those memories stayed hidden, taking their heartbreak with them. "It is strange," she agreed, her brow furrowing; she wanted to tell him all the connections those fairy tales had with his mother, but already this conversation seemed like too much, too soon. "For now, I suppose the only one this affects directly is Samuel," she said, giving his shoulder a squeeze and tilting her head to rest it against his curls. "We'll stay here for a bit longer, you and I. Then you can come and tell me all the things you remember about LongNight. Any further than that is madness. I don't know everything, but if there are any important details you've lost, I will jog your memory." And that, regrettably, would have to be enough for now. {END} vervain well i'll rest my eyes and i'll let the earth breathe