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Fragmented Memories of Last Night
Savannah stared at him, unblinking, her mind furiously trying to piece together the fragmented memories of last night. Dinner, swimming... and then? It was all a frustrating blur. “Why are you here?” she finally asked, her voice low and edged with irritation. She flinched when the sharp ache in her head flared again. Without hesitation, Theo stepped closer and handed her a small tablet. “Take this,” he said simply. She didn’t argue, swallowing the pill with the water he offered before letting out a frustrated groan. “I’m trying to remember what happened last night,” she muttered, her fingers rubbing her temples in a futile attempt to summon clarity. “You passed out again,” Theo said, his tone calm but slightly chastising. “You need to eat.” Before she could protest, he placed a portab
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