Tala thought for a momwnt about what he was saying, could they have been in danger? "I'm sorry Aiden, I don't know what I can do. I mean, I could talk to the doctors and they may be able to put you on supressants, but other than that I have no idea. As for people being able to get here, I doubt that. Security is tighter than it looks and any suspicious character is immediately reported." She had faith in the security guards at least, she had to, they were the ones that made sure everyone got around safe at night.

"Don't worry about it," she told him with a smile as she absentminded ran her hand over his hair. It was out of habit, she did it to a lot of the patients when she felt bad and really wanted to help them. "I'm sure you will know in time, or at least when you have to," she told him felling rather confident about herself.

Noticing him sweating she then asked, "Would you like to go back inside? I had told you it was much warmer here, I guess you didn't believe me." She laughed slightly at that.

Aiden relaxed a little at Tala's comments. At least one of them was trying to have a good day. Smiling slightly at her final response he spoke.

"I guess i just assumed it would be nicer out here than it was in there. Lead on Tala, anywhere you want to take me, just don't trip my chair, i don't think i could cope with anymore broken bones", he replied, more cheerfully.

(sorry its small, i'm just wondering where to go next xD)

((Hahaha, no biggie XP I could always have Andersen join them so Tala could tell him who Aiden is XD))

Tala gave him a look one that went along with her when she said, "You trust me so little Aiden, it hurts me so." She was joking of course, the smile on her face said as much. She then stood up and got behind the wheel chair and began pushing Aiden towards the other side of the garden-like area. She pushed him into the shade near a pond that had a bunch of koi in it. "This is probably one of my favorite places here," she said as she leaned on the grips of the chair.

(So sorry its taken me so long. I got engrossed into reading somebody elses RP. and that sounds good to me!)

"I woud never harm you Tala. You have done so much for me already by just being here" Aiden thought out loud, probably sounding much more sentimental than he intended to, but it was true. This girl knew no more about him than she had told him, and yet she still wanted to help him like a true friend.

He knew she was joking with him, and he gave her a cheeky smile in return. He didn't want her to think he was nothing more than a soppy, lonely little boy.

"Beautiful...I can see why this is your favourite place" He said.

((Hahaha that's fine XP))

Tala smiled as she sat down at the edge of the pond, her legs folding under her. She knew better than to put her feet in, the matinence workers didn't like it so they had security keeping an eye on her out her. She thought it was funny the lengths they were going through for it, but they had to control the chemicals she supposed.

"Ahh, there you are Tala," Dr. Andersen said as he walked over to the pond. "Good morning," he then said with a smile and a nod towards his mystery patient. "I was told that you have been looking for me."

"Ah, yes sir I have," the dark haired girl said as she jumped up to her feet. "I'll be right back Aiden I'm just going to talk to the doctor for a moment." The doctor gave her an odd look but said nothin as they walked to the shade of a tree near the doors and out of ears reach for any of the patients.

"Aiden?" The doctor asked as he slipped his pockets into his jacket. "Do you know this boy?"

"Yes, sir," Tala replied as she nodded her head. "But only a little bit. His name is Aiden Wate, we met at a concert a while back. He's not from the area, I was up at my dad's at the time. We wrote letters to one another as well."

Normal the doctor would have picked at the letters part, but this was shedding light on a new mystery patient so he had to be serious. "Letters? Do you know who his parents are or anything else that may be of use?"

The female shook her head before saying, "No, we didn't really talk about things like that. I'm sorry sir."

He shook his head before saying, "No, no, you have done well. There shouldn't be too many Wates where your father lives so I shall look into it, but if you could get us his address that would be greatly appreciated."

Tala nodded as the doctor walked off, she would have to grab one of her letters at her house later. Walking back over to the pond she smiled and sat down next to the boy once again. "Did I miss anything?" She asked half jokingly knowing the fish weren't the most amusing.

Aiden watched Tala speaking to Dr Anderson, though he didn't hear much of what was said, but he assumed it was to do with Tala knowing who he was.

"Hopefully not, what is next?" He asked, wondering if she was asking him, or the fish in the pond. Aiden has a massive urge to scratch his leg but the plaster cast wouldn't allow it. He felt dust and bits falling off the cast on the inside of his leg, and the itch was almost torture.

"I never thought, my home address would be on your letters? The doctors could trace it back...Maybe my parents could help-" He stopped what he was saying quickly, as he realised how hard it would be for his parents to meet him after not seeing him for so long. They probably assumed he was dead. But having a son that didn't even recognise his own flesh and blood..surely that would be worse.

"Oh...my parents. Poor b--tards." He cursed, covering his hand as soon as the final word left his potty mouth.

Tala's head whipped around quickly when he mentioned something about his parents. It was new, he never talked about them. "Well I was gonna grab one of the letters and bring it in tomorrow so they could try to find your parents, why what is wrong? With your parents I mean." She turned her whole body so she was facing him, drawing her knees up closer to her she attempted to make herself more comfortable on the rough ground. She personally didn't feel like moving, but if Aiden wanted to then she wouldn't argue.

"Oh...nothing. Well, actually i wouldn't know. That is what i mean. If i met them, and they were so relieved that i was alive..." He paused, regretting ever mentioning them now as the awful feeling swept back over him. He sighed and continued.

"I just think it would hurt them more to have a son that doesn't remember them at all, than having me found dead. But, for all i know, i might not even have parents...i might have lived with friends and they've moved, or my evil abusive uncle, who really knows? I just hope i'm doing the right thing in finding them, and i hope whoever i lived with, wasn't hurt like i was..."

He said, feeling sad again but hopeful. He tried to think optimistic. At least if he did track down his parents and they were safe, they could tell him something that would help, even if it meant them hiding their heartache at not remembering anything they had done for him.

Tala thought about the boy's words, and yet she didn't really see everything from his angle. "If you were my child I would rather know that you are alive, well, and safe rather than to learn that you are dead," she said before pulling her knees up to her chest. "I mean, your memory can come back but once you are gone the memories people have of you fade over time right?" She then shrugged before shaking her head. "I don't know, I guess that's just how I see it is all."

The dark haired girl then stood up before bowing her back allowing it to crack. "I think I heard the nurses saying something about serving ice cream or something today, you wanna go check it out? It's not much but it should cool ya off, unless you'd rather go inside that it." It wasn't so much that she was just trying to change the subject, it was more she knew how it pained him. She had seen her Aunt and Uncle go through a horrible depression after they found out their son had died in war. She was just kind of trying to distract them both, enjoy the little things as she always believed.