That morning at the small hovel in District Gamma where Jotaro Kujo had taken up residence, a letter arrived.

A letter bearing the name of Joseph Joestar…and another name that Jotaro did not recognize.

The hand rose to his mouth and stayed there as he read onwards. A dinner invitation… Jotaro was glad that his young grandfather had found someone, yes…

But he was also VERY glad that Suzie Q was back home and not here, because she would have ripped Joseph limb from limb.

"Well…this will be interesting.” Gathering his coat about him, Jotaro headed towards the surface…wondering the sort of person his grandfather had found.

Snowdrift awoke groggily in the middle of the day. The question of what happened only dimly played itself out in his mind. It was easily dismissed by a sentiment that, at any other time would have seemed quite absurd. Must not have been too important if I can't remember it.

Scientists.

Snowdrift sat upright at once on the couch. He looked out the closest window and onto the street...except that was normally impossible. He lived in an apartment...didn't he?

He rubbed at his eyes just as his cellphone buzzed. When he looked at it, the phone only displayed an error message and a low battery alarm. He sighed disgustedly. So the phone wasn't going to provide him any answers. Like where he needed to be...

He realized at once that he needed to be home. Immediately. Yet why had he chosen to stay in this place...with its experiment, if that was the case? He sighed, cleared his throat, and spoke aloud, "I have somewhere I need to be...yet why can't I remember where that is?" He grimaced and held a hand to his mustache braids, pulling at one as he tried to remember. The momentary pain was nothing, but he was still drawing blanks.

27: The last slice of pizza

How he had ended up sharing pizza with a Joestar was a utter mystery - perhaps a bet of sorts. He slid it over the table slowly mustering most intense look he could muster. 

"There.

I wouldn’t poison it or anything. Probably.”

"Ah do pardon me, I'll try to find something within me that gives worth to this sort of low and unnecessary stupidity..."