I sat down across from Kemp, a slight smile playing on my lips. "Thanks for yesterday. You really saved me, so… I thought I'd thank you in person."
Kemp's eyes lingered on my face, studying me for a moment before a sudden smile tugged at his lips. "You seem… different."
I stirred the coffee in front of me, letting my gaze drop as a subtle smile curved my lips. "You know, sometimes a little shock makes you rethink things. Just switching things up—no harm in that, right?"
I wasn't about to tell anyone about my memory loss. Besides, I wasn't even sure what kind of relationship Kemp and I had. Judging from yesterday, we weren't exactly close.
Kemp suddenly leaned in, his handsome face filling my view, his eyes serious and intense. "What's going on with you?" He frowned. "We're old classmat
