Tyler hunched his shoulders slightly and stopped near Martin, leaning up against a wall. When the man was done speaking, ho cocked his head and took a tender step forward. "What did they say?" Tyler asked gruffly, his gaze worried, angry, and a little confused... but mostly concerned.

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Martin glanced up, seeing Tyler and Andi and feeling a wave of relief wash over him. He finished with a nod towards the nurse's before walking over to the boy. "Well... she will regain her memory. Though it might be a month... or a year... or more." Martin said too quietly for Andi to hear

Andi stood nearby Tyler as he spoke with Martin, she wasn't super focused with what was going on as she just used her attention on trying to stay balanced. Which was exhausting to her at the moment as her energy was slowly draining away,. When Tyler asked a question she brought her focus to Martin trying to hear what he had to say but in the end didn't hear anything. All Andi could do was hope everything was going to be fine with her... Then once again a sudden rush of feelings started to overwhelm her as the what ifs and didn't possibilitys filled her head

Tyler took in a slow breath. Andi would get better. It would just be a matter of when, not if. -Thank the Lord- He thought, feeling drained. Tyler took his dark weary gaze off of Martin and glanced at Andi, who looked exhausted and a little terrified. "You should probably get some rest." Tyler commented quietly, glancing around to see where Durly was.

Andi snapped out of her spiraling thoughts as Tyler spoke, she looked up to met his gaze before nodding slightly "Yeah that'd be good..." She said quietly then turned to start walking before stopping and turning to look at Tyler "You should too, it'd help give your leg a break" Andi said once again quietly before turning to walk in the direction she believed would bring her to the dorms. Which was correct and after a few moments she was at the dorms corridor, now it was only a matter of which room was hers.

Tyler was glad that Andi agreed, but when she turned back he sighed a little. "I can try." Was all Tyler said, because after this he knew he wouldn't be able to sleep for days. It had happened before, where something happened that impacted Tyler's emotional state in a big way and he would lay in bed and stare up at the ceiling for hours and hours without being able to fall aslep

Andi wandered up and down the dorm halls for a bit as she knocked on a few dorms she firmly believed was hers but was only rejected a countless amount of times. After that long while she slumpt up against a wall then sank to the floor, a look of defeat and frustration fillled her face as she leaned her head back and looked up at the ceiling -Come on Andi think...- She scolded herself as she tried to at least remember a dorm number but only came up blank

Tyler finally took a deep breath and decided to try again, as he promised Andi he would. He went to the stairs then stopped, realizing what lay ahead. All the dorms were on the second level... and his leg didn't like stairs. Sooo Tyler dragged himself up them with practically only his arms, looking quite grumpy. He then staggered through the halls to his dorm before hearing the muffled sound of rather hard breathing. Tyler tilted his hed and limped towards it, seeing Andi on the floor. -Oh gol dang it she must not remember what dorm was hers. You idiot- Tyler thought with a wave of worry, going a little closer. "Hey, you okay? Your dorm is over here." Tyler said quietly, gesturing to a dorm a long ways down the hallway somewhere near his.

Andi sat there as her frustration started to build, she eventually buried her head in her hands being completely done with her now useless brain. She didn't even bother looking up when she heard heavy footsteps but when Tyler spoke she moved her head slightly up to just brign her gaze up to him "Yeah Im fine... Thank you" She said to him quietly before bringing her head back down and letting out a long quiet sigh

Tyler's eyebrows scrunched slightly, and he looked down at Andi for a moment before sinking onto the floor a little ways away. "You don't look very *fine*" He commented quietly, then for some reason his brain wandered over to his very heavy and uneven footsteps and he almost huffed. Tyler had always taken pride in the fact no one could hear a 200 pound person's footfalls from ten feet away, but now he felt like a limping hippo.

(I'm going to be gone for a week, just letting you know)