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[Kisiel]

Megan replied with another sigh. It didn't help at all. She couldn't remember nything at all from that day, and highly soubted that her memories will come back. There was nothing, and empty space in her mind.

[Midnight Butterfly]

Alex sighed, pulling Megan into a hug. "Don't worry about it..." He mumbled into her ear. "Everything'll be fine. With or without your memories."

[Kisiel]

"But then, I was thinking thet perhaps it's better that way," she whispered. "At least I can't miss my mother. Since I don't even remember her."

[Midnight Butterfly]

Alex smiled. "The one memory of your mum isn't a good one... Is it?" He said, still hugging her to him.

[Kisiel]

"No. It isn't a good one," Megan answered. "But what if she was better before?"
She hugged closer to Alex, careful not to injure him.
"I have to find out what happened..."

[Midnight Butterfly]

"How?" He asked curiously, looking down at her. He had no idea how to find out what the drug was unless they had some more in the room she was in.

[Kisiel]

Megan shook her head, unable to believe what she was about to say.
"I have to find out why..." she took a deep breath before continuing. "Why she tried to... Get rid of me."
Megan pulled away slightly to be able to look at Alex directly.
"I don't have a plan. Not yet."

[Midnight Butterfly]

Alex nodded acceptingly. "As long as it doesn't involve seeing her again... I'll help." He muttered, taking her hand. "Let's go look in that room we were in last time, the packet might still be in there.

[Kisiel]

Megan sighed, annoyed at Alex; he didn't understand her intentions.
"Alright," she replied, rolling her eyes.
Megan was going to look for other clues, but she didn't remember onw thing.
The letter.

[Midnight Butterfly]

Alex sighed, walking down the hall and opening the door to the other room. He flicked on the light before looking through the medicines on the shelf carefully.