Is that so? I'll be sure to stop by and pay a visit then.
(He doesn't particularly like sweets, but it would be rude to decline. And, it'll give him a chance to see how they're doing, especially now that Alphonse has left.)
(Roy, on the other hand, was not so sure that Alphonse was back home, but he had no intention of sharing those thoughts with Winry. She didn't need to worry about those things anyway. Instead, he simply says:)
From what I understand, it's possible for people to return here even if they were sent back home. I'm sure you'll be able to see him again soon.
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[She doesn't expect him to help bake, after all.]
And...I don't know if Ed told you, or you know, but Al's...not here any more.
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(He doesn't particularly like sweets, but it would be rude to decline. And, it'll give him a chance to see how they're doing, especially now that Alphonse has left.)
Are you all right? (Since he left?)
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(It's good to know and keep in mind.)
Unfortunately, this place has a tendency of sending people back when we least expect it. I suggest you try not to dwell on it as much as you can.
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[...]
I miss him. But I know he's back home.
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From what I understand, it's possible for people to return here even if they were sent back home. I'm sure you'll be able to see him again soon.
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Really?
[She's not terribly hopeful about it, but it's nice to know.]
Thank you, sir.
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There's no need to thank me. I'll stop by as soon as I'm able.
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