He doesn't know why he rides the train that day, but he does. It's not like he has anywhere to be or anyone to be there with, not after the last week or so of too much stress and people simply vanishing over nigh haven't left him in the best mood either. It's probably why he thinks he's hallucinating when he glances up from his device and sees Pidge. It's been... how long? He'd honestly lost count of the months because life never stops in the city, and his jaw drops, trying to work out the nerve to say something when he finds himself getting up out of his seat and moving closer to sit beside her.

Shit. He's so nervous. What if she doesn't remember him?

"Pidge?" Her name is so soft, he isn't even sure he actually says it.