Who: Daigo, Katie
When: 8:10pm
Where: Katie's room
What: Daigo has to tell Katie he got his memories back, despite the headache, and
fastRating: TBD, PG-13 for now
A whole week had passed and Daigo hadn't gotten back as many memories has he would have hoped. Some days were spent pacing in his room as if he was just waiting for them to return. Others were doing work, reading, looking over things he knew. Office things. He had rearranged all of his desk earlier in the week and had moved his way to his half of the room. Still no roommate in sight. It was...probably for the best. Daigo had grown accustomed to not having a roommate by now and, while he would have liked the company, Katie or his other friends who dropped by were enough. Living with someone was just not his thing anymore. Back in college? Sure. But now? No. Not unless it was Katie, who he only gave a spare bed because his really didn't fit two people comfortably side-by-side. Though, he was in the process of moving his bed up against the wall when he felt the start of a headache come on around 8PM.
Strange how those things just began. Sighing, he pulled some acetaminophen out of his desk drawer and took two pills with a drink of water. That done, he went back to work. The way his memories returned was bizarre. For a moment he felt empty, like a blank slate, and then suddenly, as if all at once, pictures were being drawn and a story written on his empty pages. So THAT was the headache. Damnit. Daigo put a hand on his forehead, took a deep breath, and waited a few minutes for the pain to pass. Headaches weren't uncommon, really, and he had learned to ignore it. A dull pain like this was really nothing to worry about--and that pain relief would kick in soon enough.
And then, like a light, the memories that had flooded back made sense! At first he frowned, as though wondering what had happened, then he grinned.
Yatta! Daigo made for the door, pulling his t-shirt off over his head as he took a handful of long strides. Great cheetah paws hit the carpet and his clothes lay upon the ground. After circling the room to get his keys and school ID (they were attached on a lanyard, you see) he raced out of the door with his ears pricking at the sound of it slamming behind him. Out in the hall, his claws clicked the tile while he ran up the boy's wing, through the common area, and down the girl's wing until he reached Katie's room. He really hoped the door was open.