▶ NOEL ENRIQUEZ
They’re in a standstill, the awkwardness stretching into what seems like infinity until the stranger puts him out of his misery. Agonizingly slowly but he’ll take what mercy he can get. She looks a mixture of confused and something else like she has gone off into her own world for a second to ponder his question. Through the haze of embarrassment, he finds it in himself to be just as confused because from what he remembers of her Winifred Snow looks almost eerily like the woman standing before him. Dark hair, bright eyes, alabaster skin. If she’s as direct as this Hunter though he figures he’s in a world of trouble if he decides to do business with her again. “No name really rings any bells, no. Not ones that I’ve heard anytime in the last past five years at least.” He shrugs. There’s really no use sugarcoating it. So far he has yet to find any words to replace amnesia with, none that make the reality of the situation any less shitty at least. “Doc called it retrograde amnesia. I’m sure we must have met though at least in passing. I used to work for Miss Snow’s father.”
She looks at him and waits to see if there is a sign of recognition. Some type of spark. There does not seem to be any but she is not really disappointed. It’s not like they were buddies or anything of the sort. Did they ever exchange words before? He tries to explain his condition and she gives him a nod. ❛ Yeah dude, I know who you are. I’m not the one with amnesia. ❜ She clarifies. She read it in the paper. A shooting of some kind? ❛ So the last five years of your life are gone? Guess it could be worse, right? At least you still remember your name. ❜ Of course, she wonders who did it out of curiosity. This town was such a cesspool for violence. ❛ Winifred is currently busy but you’re welcome to wait inside if you need to talk to her. ❜













