The redhead had a similar mark as his. Actually, it looked like it might be the same as one of the faded scars he'd seen when he'd been changing out of the hospital gown. The scars along his torso had caught his attention more than the symbols on his skin. Those had somehow seemed normal compared to that set of scars. "I think I have one like that," he offered as she dropped her arm. "I'm not sure, but it seems familiar."

Which was strange since he hadn't seen anyone else in town with those particular symbols as tattoos or anywhere else. His matched the ones he remembered on his sister and friend and the pictures on his phone, but they hadn't seemed common.

Realizing that she was looking at him like he was a threat, Alec was surprised when he realized he was disappointed, almost hurt that she saw him that way. It made sense. She was smaller than him. He was dressed in a way most people would see as scary. It was a normal reaction but it wasn't one that she should have around him. Weird.

Shifting to give her more space, he shrugged at her question. "I think most of us are going to be feeling that way until we get our memories back."