Link was all ready to leave for the Surface again. He had dressed in his green tunic, and prepared his weapon, a bow and arrow, for battle. He didn't know what he was about to face, and he didn't want to risk anything now. In front of his door, he made his way to the front exit, scared, but ready. He left the door, only to bump into Zelda's father. "Oh, sorry sir. I was on my way to the Surface-"

"It's no problem, son. What did you need on the Surface?"

"I just…I didn't see the Sages since we left; I just wanted to make sure everything was okay." He answered.

"It's fine, we just had some important business to discuss. Is my daughter doing alright? Has she remembered anything?"

"…No. I'm sorry, sir. There hasn't been any recovery. I was planning on replaying some memories, and showing her things from her past. Impa, the sixth Sage, thought it would be a good idea. I was thinking to …treat her to something special tonight."

"Thank you, Link. Make sure to bring her home safely. I know you will."

"Yes, sir." He nodded sharply. At least the Surface is doing well. I guess should start getting ready for tonight. It's almost two.

Link was all ready for the night. He had something very exciting prepared and he couldn't wait. He has wanted to repeat this memory since he first did it with her. It was his favorite day from his childhood, his favorite flashback. It was already seven, which meant it was time to invite her out. He knocked on her door a while ago, informing her to get dressed for what he had. It wasn't going to be a fancy night, and he told her that, so that she wouldn't have to be dressed so formal. He was wearing a plain grey sweater, and jeans. He left his hat in his room again, since he almost never wore his uniform anymore.

He walked proudly out of his room, and up to Zelda's room. His knock startled Zelda into calling out; "Just a minute!" After a few seconds, she pushed the door open, and ran out. She wore a pink dress, one she found in her closet. It was simple, sort of like the Wing Ceremony costume. It was short, almost to her knees, and slightly puffy. There were no sleeves for it, and showed off her green bracelets. Her hair was loose, shining golden in the sunlight. She was gorgeous.

"You look lovely." He paused awkwardly, as she curtsied. "…Well, let's go." He tugged at his collar. This was his first night with Zelda, alone, in a long time, when she didn't know who he was. He had to make a good impression.

He opened the door for her, as she smiled. He jumped the platforms, as she trailed not far behind. He took her along the stairs and boardwalk, creaking as they rushed along them. They came their way to the river, hopping the islands, and up along the pathway. He led her to the edge, and sat. She copied him and took a moment to surprise herself with the scenery. Where they were sitting, they could see the entire city, and its lights reflect against the water. She smiled in awe, and he watched her amazement.

"This is the first place I took you when we were little." He told her, and she shuffled closer, looking at him. "We were four, and you loved all the things I did. You were the only one who understood me. I took you out here to get to know you better. You weren't as quiet as I was, actually, you first started talking to me. …I remember that day so easily." He smiled, staring at his knees.

"I…I know you would. Tell me more." She forced.

"Well…we met when I was getting bullied by the other kids. You always hated seeing that, so you stood up for me. I was kind of lonely back then. After you protected me, you comforted me, and told me you thought I was okay. You never found a flaw in me, while everyone else could. I felt guilty. I wanted to show you what you showed me. I wanted to make you happy, and protect you too. That night, we signed our names on the wall right here." He showed her. "It was a special night."

"That's really cute. It sounds like we were close."

"We kind of were."

She shivered slightly, as a gust of air breezed. He undid his sweater, and lent it to her. It was a little too large for her, considering how tiny she was, and how he was more buff. She tugged it closer, gripping it around her neck.

"Thanks." She smiled. "Aren't you cold now?" He was in a green t-shirt, with blue designs along the collar. She could tell that it was loose, and thin, so it didn't keep too warm.

"No, I'm fine. Don't worry about it." He smiled back. "Do you like it? I mean…the river."

"It's beautiful. I can't believe I don't remember something as amazing as this."

"It's just a step. There's more to remember. There's so many more memories I'm ready to show you."

"I can't wait." She faced forward again, sitting at the edge of the pathway. Her eyes were luminous with joy, and thrill, as they scanned the water. He imitated her, and watched the weak waves brush the shore. It was quiet now, and all they could hear were the crickets singing. He slyly stretched his arms, and placed it on her far shoulder. She didn't resist, but instead, she leaned her head on his side, cuddling into him. She closed her eyes, with a smile creeping on her face. He loved the way Zelda was just as excited about this, as she was the first time. She was the same girl inside. She may be a little more mature, and wise, but she was the same fun loving girl she was before. He just wished she knew that. Well, for tonight, wishing wasn't enough. He was going to do it himself, no matter how foolish it looked. He gave her one last glance, as he let go of her and jumped into the river. "Link?!" She shouted, and ran lower to the platform. He swam closer to where she ran, and she kneeled on the shore. "What are you doing?" She said a bit furious, but at the same time, holding back giggles.

"It's fun! Come in! Join me!" He pressured. She shook her head, with a small smile.

"No wa-HEY!" He took her arm, and pulled her in. She fell underwater, and he brought her up. "What was that for?" She laughed, as he picked the blonde hair out of her face.

"I don't know. I guess, it felt …right." He quoted. She opened her eyes widely, as if something clicked in her mind.

"Right? …Why does that sound…familiar?" She stared into his sapphire eyes, and he mimicked.

"It does?!" He asked, getting excited. "That's great!"

"I…don't know why. I can't think about it …deeper."

"It's fine, it just means it's working." He reassured, and pulled her in closer to him. She didn't push away, but slid in the water.

"Lin…" She questioned, as he wrapped his arms around her back.

He brought her into a hug and whispered under his breath, into her ear. "I can't wait to get you back…"

"I can't wait to remember." She reminded him. "It won't be easy though."

"I know…that's what makes it fun." He joked, and grabbed her hands. He spun her in a circle, as she let her head sit back, and feel the water drag her hair. Zelda was enjoying herself, no matter how she hid it, and Link knew it. He loved seeing her happy, or having fun. This moment was great, but not as great as it could be if she knew what it meant. If she knew who he was, and how close they really were. He fell back underwater, tugging her after him. He tightened his hand around hers. She stared at them, thinking it over. She raised her eyebrows, and finally realized who he was. She didn't remember, but from the way he's been acting, it was so obvious. The embraces, the hand holding, the way she mattered the way she did to him. Zelda smiled lightly, blushing from embarrassment. He…He's my…no he couldn't be…right? I should ask … What would I say? Did we love each other, Link?

I'm sorry for the wait! I've been a bit busy these last few days but I love the reviews! Thank you all for the feedback, follows, and favorites! I hope you like this chapter. I thought it was kind of cute. Tell me what you think :)