Taxi

ooc: Lawl, reuse, recycle...
bic: Hanson simply watched Nix sleep (Holy sh-- he sounds like a creeper). She looked so calm, so peaceful. He thought of a lullaby, and started humming it, as quiet as he could so only Nix could hear it.

OOC: Sorry that I haven't posted for a while D;
BIC: Nix buried her head into Hanson's chest, as she got into a more comfortable position to sleep in, she sighed happily as he started humming.

Hanson suddenly stopped. Something crashed into him like a wave, something he couldn't put a name to. He blinked in wonder, gazing down at Nix.
ooc: It's perfectly fine. LOVEY DOVEY MOMENT xD

OOC: They're so adorable. D; Urghhh
BIC: Nix after a few minutes, opened her eyes, looking at him tiredly. "Good morning?" She said, confused, if this was the next day or did she just sleep a few hours by...

Nix self-conciously brushed back her short hair, blinking at him with the same confused expression. "It's morning, right?" She asked him, puzzled by this.

Nix blushed, and looked away.

"That is?" Nix asked curiously, still blushing.

Nix sucked in a breath, looking away. "The same goes towards you," She replied, staring outside the taxi, her head still resting against his shoulder, as the taxi rolled to a stop.

Nix took his hand, gratefully smiling at him, as she looked around. "Where are we again?" She asked, slightly embarassed, on not remembering.

"Oh," Nix blushed again.

"We could go and..go.." Nix furrowed her brow, abruptly forgetting the location she was thinking about.

Nix blushed. "I think it's my birthday in two days..wait..we can go to a indoor waterpark today," She said, her eyes brightening up.

"Um. Isn't my birthday in two days?" She frowned at him.

"I'm feeling alright.." Nix sighed. "I'm feeling a little bit tired..how about..we do something later on?" She suggested.
OOC: I just want her to forget his name. sflkdjflkjf But it'll be a bit too rushed, unless we time forward.
And I found a list of symptoms of Alzheimers ^^
Can’t find your keys
Routinely place important items in odd places, such as keys in the fridge, wallet in the dishwasher
Search for casual names and words
Forget names of family members and common objects, or substitute words with inappropriate ones
Briefly forget conversation details
Frequently forget entire conversations
Feel the cold more
Dress regardless of the weather, wear several skirts on a warm day, or shorts in a snow storm
Can’t find a recipe
Can’t follow recipe directions
Forget to record a check
Can no longer manage checkbook, balance figures, solve problems, or think abstractly
Cancel a date with friends
Withdraw from usual interests and activities, sit in front of the TV for hours, sleep far more than usual
Make an occasional wrong turn
Get lost in familiar places, don’t remember how you got there or how to get home
Feel occasionally sad

ooc: TIME SKIP