@mrdavidoconnor Know thy neighbor, or something like that anyway as he and Katherine had moved in next door to Scott and Violet. Of course David had heard from Scott that Aza had popped up again in a new life a while ago, though he hadn’t had the hopefully pleasure yet to meet her. So while Katherine was making some finishing touches on the home, David went to check out the shop that was owned by Violet, as he understood her name was now. It was almost ridiculous how many names she went by in the past, and surprising how Scott still hadn’t just turned her, but he thought that with every incarnation. David gave a slight wave in return, seeing the coin wasn’t dropping much in her mind yet. “Well, well, he does keep finding you younger, doesn’t he?” David mused with the hint of a smirk shown. “Good day, Azalea. It’s been a while.” He said while using her original name on purpose.
Violet turned fully to look at the person who had entered, an alarm on her head telling her to be aware, but it was when he said her name- her first name- that the memories started to come back, slowly at first. It was interesting how the passage of time and the fractioning of her soul was affected by each life, and she liked to describe it almost like having amnesia. The other memories were there, but there needed to be a trigger to get them out at times. Or she couldn’t stop remembering things at other times and had to take a Valium to get her brain to shut down. It was not a perfect process, and she knew that. “David,” she said slowly, a frown etching her features lightly. “Hey I can’t control when he finds me, just be glad he didn’t realize it when we first met.” she shrugged as she put the last book onto the bookshelf. “Funny, Scott didn’t mention you’d be here.” she said as she turned back to him and started to open a new box. “Does he even know?”