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How Did Theodore Get Amnesia?
Miriam shifted in her bed. She couldn't sleep. Her mind was racing with countless questions but no answers. How did Theodore get amnesia? How did he get from the Ice Cavern to the Twilight Forest? Does he really have memory loss? He could be faking it just to gut her when she had her guard down. Miriam had to be careful around him. She looked over to Theo's bed and saw him soundly sleeping under the wool blanket. Theo didn't seem to be the type to backstab someone. To he he was just an innocent person who bumped their head a bit too hard. To be honest, she even thought he looked a little....cute when he was sleeping. Her face heated up as she tried to shake off the thought. I can't think of things like that she thought. I can't dare to fall

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