Dick watched him carefully, desperately searching for some glimmer of recognition, for a moment he thought he saw something but it was gone just as quickly. Still, he didn't appear quite as hostile as he did before, perhaps he'd just gotten used to Alpha - it wouldn't be the first time their memories had messed up after all, perhaps it was just another glitch or... he didn't like to think of the alternative. It did at least sort of explain why Steve hadn't brought him any food, he'd forgotten about him because of Alpha meddling (or something similar at least), not because he didn't care.

"You did," he nodded, wondering if it was safe to explain why, after all if they'd taken his memories what else had they taken? It didn't take him long to decide, however, if anything bad had happened to Steve he was already in trouble, this was the safest place in the complex right now and only Steve knew about it, he'd have to go on the run anyway, no matter how much he told Steve now.

"I went off-grid... I needed somewhere to stay the computer couldn't find me, you said I could stay here..."