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The last thing Peter remembers is hanging up Christmas lights for the party.
Well, and waking up in a completely unfamiliar place, with no hangover symptoms and nothing to suggest a concussion. (This doesn't stop him from absently patting his head every now and then, to make sure it hasn't suddenly sprouted any bruises.) And -- equally disturbing -- no wallet.
Now he's wandering the bar, searching in vain for street exits, maps, pay phones, and police.
Well, and waking up in a completely unfamiliar place, with no hangover symptoms and nothing to suggest a concussion. (This doesn't stop him from absently patting his head every now and then, to make sure it hasn't suddenly sprouted any bruises.) And -- equally disturbing -- no wallet.
Now he's wandering the bar, searching in vain for street exits, maps, pay phones, and police.

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Her smile is bright, and she waves.
(It's good to see him in one piece.)
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Then he looks back at her, visibly confused.
And tentatively waves back.
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She approaches. "Hey," she says, slightly questioning. "You okay?"
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He gives her a quick, puzzled smile, and looks around again, one hand rising to rub the back of his head. "Do you work here?"
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But Kaylee musters a smile, or something approximating it, and says, "We have. Yeah. Plenty of times."
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"Hiya, hot stuff. Looking for something?"
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"What --"
That's the only word that makes it out.
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"What what?"
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A beat.
"Purple."
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"Um. Sorry?"
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She's kind of transparent.
Very hard to get that effect with make-up.
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"Pete! You're late!"
Lilly attempts a stern face, then lets it turn into a smile.
"Aww, you know I can't stay mad at you, supercheeks. Want to hold your daughter? I know it's too early for me to really show, but I swear our next one is trying to kick anyway."
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"What?" says Peter, as every last drop of blood drains out of his face.
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"Oh, Floppy, that's still so funny! You make the best faces when you find out I'm pregnant. Almost as good as the face you make while getting me pregnant!"
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Lilly's face is the picture of dismay.
"But Peter, I'm your wife. How can you not know me? I mean, my god. You've named my breasts and now you're staring at me like we're strangers."
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"I named your breasts? What did I name them?"
Finding out what's going on can wait for five seconds. This is too weird not to inquire into.
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When she reaches the dark haired boy--he would have been cute lost one-- she sets her stuff down revealing a note card hanging down from a lanyard which reads "1" and below that "Mary".
"Hello there? Would you happen to know who you are?"
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"...Yes? Why, do you -- do you not know who you are?"
Maybe Nathan's not the only one.
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She bunches the stuff in her hands. "Sort of thing tonight. A lot of people not remembering any. Who they are, their names, their lives before they woke up."
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"Truly? That's rather almost backwards of what everyone else has. I wonder if that's what happens next maybe."
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"How many people has this happened to?"
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