[Well, of course it's not. Sasha is far too young to be anybody's mother.
She frowns at Allura's response. Sasha's been through people leaving and coming back (only to leave again, sigh) enough times to realize that when they go the polite to strangers route, that means they have no memory of this place. Great. She is sure Shiro is going to love that.]
You don't remember me. [It's less of a question and more of a statement, obvious by the lack of a upward tilt on the last words. She sighs deeply, clearly disappointed by this as she puts Omelette the Togepi down on the ground. He whines a bit, being the spoiled baby he is, but goes right back to munching in seconds.] You were here before and we knew each other. But you don't remember that, I know. That happens sometimes. A lot.
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She frowns at Allura's response. Sasha's been through people leaving and coming back (only to leave again, sigh) enough times to realize that when they go the polite to strangers route, that means they have no memory of this place. Great. She is sure Shiro is going to love that.]
You don't remember me. [It's less of a question and more of a statement, obvious by the lack of a upward tilt on the last words. She sighs deeply, clearly disappointed by this as she puts Omelette the Togepi down on the ground. He whines a bit, being the spoiled baby he is, but goes right back to munching in seconds.] You were here before and we knew each other. But you don't remember that, I know. That happens sometimes. A lot.