pistolmouth
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"It's more like..." Evan paused, trying to think of a way to describe it so that he would understand. "Okay, so say you have a full glass of water or something, but you want to add more water to it. In order to do that, you have to empty out some of the water. That's how my memory works, you know? Except it takes out things I haven't used recently. " She took another bite of her pancakes, chewing thoughtfully, "So I'll remember names of people I see everyday, I'll remember you just fine, but in a few weeks, I won't be able to remember that we had this conversation, because I haven't needed it, so I'll just get rid of it to make room for something more important and it'll be like it never happened."
When he asked her for her name, she smiled weakly, "Right. It's Evan, and don't be too sorry, I'll have to have you remind me of stuff way more often than you'll need to ask for my name."
Evan's mouth curled downward into a frown as she listened to him, nodding occasionally to show that she was listening. She wasn't able to recall Katarina without significant effort, and was completely unable to summon her face, but she did remember him having a sister, and so she just went off of that. After all, the school was far from massive, and Evan would run into her eventually.
"I guess siblings can be rough sometimes, huh?" She took a drink from the bottle of juice on her tray , her leg bouncing absently as she toyed with the food on her plate. "But I'm sure that she'll be able to take care of herself to some extent, at least. Maybe you should talk to her about it, or something. Or even just tell her you're worried about her? I don't know." She smiled weakly at him, not sure how to proceed, "But either way, I hope you work things out with her."
Not knowing what else to say, Evan returned her attention to her pancakes. She got two bites in when it occurred to her that he might want to be alone, and she started a little. "Oh, and if you want to be alone or something, just let me know. It won't hurt my feelings."
When he asked her for her name, she smiled weakly, "Right. It's Evan, and don't be too sorry, I'll have to have you remind me of stuff way more often than you'll need to ask for my name."
Evan's mouth curled downward into a frown as she listened to him, nodding occasionally to show that she was listening. She wasn't able to recall Katarina without significant effort, and was completely unable to summon her face, but she did remember him having a sister, and so she just went off of that. After all, the school was far from massive, and Evan would run into her eventually.
"I guess siblings can be rough sometimes, huh?" She took a drink from the bottle of juice on her tray , her leg bouncing absently as she toyed with the food on her plate. "But I'm sure that she'll be able to take care of herself to some extent, at least. Maybe you should talk to her about it, or something. Or even just tell her you're worried about her? I don't know." She smiled weakly at him, not sure how to proceed, "But either way, I hope you work things out with her."
Not knowing what else to say, Evan returned her attention to her pancakes. She got two bites in when it occurred to her that he might want to be alone, and she started a little. "Oh, and if you want to be alone or something, just let me know. It won't hurt my feelings."