Horst has been here three days. It's been a busy, hectic, well-fed three days but he's more than ready to go home or find someone he knows. Or, failing that, make friends with someone so he can say he knows them.
"From meeting with her I know that she's strong, level-headed and always seems to have things well in hand. She told me she was happy to have me back. She seems very serious, but I don't think that's all of her."
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"Sorry, but I think- do we...?"
There's no graceful way to ask whether he should remember somebody.
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"Business school? Class of 1888?"
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He bites his lip, trying to remember. "But I know you."
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"From a circus?"
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What the actual hell.
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He rubs his jaw.
"I've been looking for a raven, though, and I know how mad that sounds. It appears we're in the same predicament."
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His eyes are wide, excited. That fact has been on the tip of his tongue for weeks.
"You know her! Because you're...also from the city."
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But he's lighting up, putting things together. "I met Raven when I came back. Did we know each other there?"
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"I tend to get around, so I would bet we did. Tell me about Raven, if you would?"
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Which is such a short explanation for such a complicated sentiment.