I'd like to think it's because, as a friend, I want you to be all right. [ because they're friends now, right? or close to it. whatever they have now isn't only locked between intimacy anymore. ] Don't forget to fill your fridge and whatnot.

[ august knows that wendy is a grown adult woman who can do whatever she pleases and he can't force her to change. however, he would like for wendy to take better care of herself beyond being occupied with work — a hypocritical thought, he knows, considering what he's done in his youth. still, the responsibility to live beyond breathing and drinking wine like there's no tomorrow... another hypocritical thought yet he doesn't care. listen to him, do not do what he does, etc.

eyes shift to the plate she brings before they return to her as he leans back on the couch. ]

I hope my arrival today will remind you for tomorrow. [ and now, a question: ] How is it?