Chit-chat (Sam)

[Alex Richardson]

Alex could not shake off what had happened earlier in the week: Rose had actually attempted to kill him. Perhaps her inner demon is loose, or she had gotten rid of it, but was set upon by a curse. He prefered the latter, and decided that that was the case. Either way, he was in a bad mood.

He shoved past the people in his way, and sat down on a bench. He glared at whoever decided to make eye contact with him. Let it go, man. Perhaps it was just a one-time thing! Alex kept telling himself. Soon, he had, without realization balled his hands into fists as his anger slowly dispersed into nothing.

[Sam Chainly]

Sam had been looking for Alex, Rose couldn't seem to remember a thing and maybe Alex knew something. Really the only person that he could talk to that acually may not ask for a thing in returned. Plus, most of the other people weren't close... at all. He could see Alex. He ran up to him. "Alex we got to talk about Rose." Sam said. Even if Alex didn't know a thing, Sam knew that at least Alex should know.

[Alex Richardson]

"Ah Sam. Long time, eh?" He stood up and extended his hand. "I know you haven't come here without reason. So what is it, dear boy?" Alex grinned, as if he knew what Sam was about to ask.

[Sam Chainly]

Sam was about to roll his eyes, but didn't, even if he wanted to do so. "Well she is acting odd. She doesn't remember it seems." Sam said first. Leaning against a light post.

[Alex Richardson]

Alex nodded and pondered for a minute. "Ah, so my Rose is no longer mine if she doesn't remember. But isn't this good for you? Since you know, she won't remember trying to persuade you or anything. But will be just a human"

[Sam Chainly]

"Don't you think I know that. I thouight you might know something. There could be something dangerous you know." Sam said.

(Sorry lazy)

[Alex Richardson]

(Its k. I'm getting lazy since I'm tired.....)
"There is nothing bad going to happen" Alex stared him firmly. "The demon within her is gone, but by doing so, Rose has no memories of what had happened"