Vash didn't quite see the smile, but he felt the way Wolfwood relaxed, and that helped him too, as well as Vash taking this part well enough. He was sitting up again, then Wolfwood tensed up again, and Vash had something to focus on now. And yes, he did take the other Vash's hand, his own a little worse for the wear.

"She introduced herself, and had some wishes for her boys. Both." He... could not bring himself to say Nai's name just now. Or even think it too much. "It was so... normal." He closed his eyes, rubbed the back of his head with his left hand before returning it to holding on to Wolfwood's elbow. "I never thought I'd hear her voice again. Sorry for worrying you both."

He slowly took a look around, to get his bearings, and made a bit of a face on finally noticing Wolfwood had run off after him without his shoes. Of course. This man gave so much of himself...

The smile was still verging on a grimace, but he made an effort.

"We should head back. There's shade, and a nice home-made lemonade." The tangy, watery taste could get past his current reluctance to eat anything. The smaller Vash had not taken nearly enough food with him when he took off, either.