He entered the house and honestly... He was impressed by it. He'd been raised in a nice house himself, in fact his parents still lived in it, but to see someone as young as the other affording such a place on his own salary in this day and age was still impressive. Most of the other teachers had apartments or small houses after all. He gladly accepted the coffee and sipped it, not having had any himself, or breakfast... He'd been a bit too worried about getting here on time, but it was only half a day so he didn't mind, still the coffee was something he appreciated.<br/><br/>He noted that Brock still seemed to be asleep since the tv wasn't on and he wasn't on their heels, but he wasn't the type to think that kids shouldn't be allowed to sleep in on the weekends. He linked back to the other at the offer and found himself smiling. "Thank you, I'll make sure to keep you in mind if I ever need anything." He assured him graciously. He had never been the type to ask for help, and in the past few years, he'd taken that little personality tick to a bit of an extreme. He didn't want others ever thinking he needed help either, he didn't like to worry people. So, while he truly was grateful for the offer he hoped he never had to make use of it.<br/><br/>As he followed the other to the bathroom he noted that were things a bit different Chris would probably be the type of person he'd want to get to know better, he'd be the type of person that he would have happily befriended back in high school without a second thought. Maybe it was the way he was clearly so caring, if perhaps a bit clumsy it seemed with others... Though it wasn't as though Finn was much better. It was hard to know where the line lay, where being helpful turned to being annoying. Finn felt like he was always standing on that line, and he simply hoped that if he were to cross it that the other would simply put him back behind it and not cut him off altogether.<br/><br/>He tensed slightly at the touch on his shoulder, though only because he'd been lost in his thoughts for a moment. He glanced over and briefly gave him a somewhat confused look before regaining himself. "You're welcome." He replied, trying to sound natural, but he was so unused to someone like this. Someone who was grateful for him... It was almost a shame. He noted the clothes in the bathroom and then looked back to Chris before nodding, heading to walk with him to the door. "Hm... Two things." He decided when asked if he needed anything. "First, would you like lunch ready when you get back?" He asked with a somewhat playful smile, though he figured the other might have plans with Brock so he would not be surprised to be turned down. "And second, do you mind if I do the cleaning and such? I can get the laundry done and clothes put away for you if that would be helpful. But I know most people probably don't like strangers touching their things." He spoke lightly, clearly making sure the other knew it was simply an offer, not something he had to feel awkward about refusing. But Finn did hope he accepted... It was a bit of a habit for him to keep things clean and tidy. "Other than that, I'm sure we will be just fine. And I promise to call if we need anything." He added, not wanting the other to be any more worried than he had to be, and everyone probably knew that any parent always worried some.