Dear, I meant that's exactly what you do when you - [ Trisha cut herself off, sighing, though it was with a little laughter, as well. Teasing Hohenheim was a little hit and miss, and this time it had simply been a miss. Besides, he was locked onto the new train of thought, and Trisha glanced back at the boy curiously as Hohenheim spoke, thinking about it. ]
I would say rather a lot taller, if that were the case. [ After all, she remembers a little boy. That's mildly said, though, as she frowns. The resemblance had been what had caught her attention, but it had been more the manner and the hair than an actual belief it might be...
But then he turns to look at them and the book drops. ] Oh!
[ If she looked closely at the boy - the man, really - staring at them, she could almost see a little boy. Trisha glanced sideways at Hohenheim, trying to gauge if she was right or not about whom they'd just stumbled across, though the name came easily enough. ] Edward?
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I would say rather a lot taller, if that were the case. [ After all, she remembers a little boy. That's mildly said, though, as she frowns. The resemblance had been what had caught her attention, but it had been more the manner and the hair than an actual belief it might be...
But then he turns to look at them and the book drops. ] Oh!
[ If she looked closely at the boy - the man, really - staring at them, she could almost see a little boy. Trisha glanced sideways at Hohenheim, trying to gauge if she was right or not about whom they'd just stumbled across, though the name came easily enough. ] Edward?