He felt a bit embarrassed to have someone say they were happy to have met him... That wasn't usually something he heard but he smiled politely all the same. It wasn't that people generally said they disliked him of course, but... Well, it was usually just the simple pleasantries that he received, not anything more than that, and so to have someone clearly mean it... Well, it was hard for it to not make him feel happy. He wondered if he had met the other earlier on if he would have said the same thing though, Finn was being helpful right now, he was doing what most people didn't. But had he just met the other normally... Would he still be happy they'd met? He didn't think so.<br/><br/>When the man explained the schedule he nodded, not really surprised. Though as Chris continued apologizing he once more found himself just a bit amused by the easily flustered male... Maybe it was seeing someone like himself who clearly had a bit of trouble talking to others that made it easier. "Really, it's fine. My weekends are pretty free, especially in the mornings." He assured him with an easy grin. "But if it would be easier for you I could come to your house on the weekends to watch him? I don't have much here for kids to do. And I'm happy to help with the laundry and cleaning... It would be a lot for you to get done after work, and I think it would be best if when you're able to be home with him on the weekend you spend the time with him instead of on chores." He felt that it made sense, a few hours on school nights and a couple on the weekends wasn't a huge deal, and since he was easily able to keep up with his tiny apartment he was just as happy to help with the chores that would pile up at the other's house too.<br/><br/>"You can think about it, of course, I don't mind him coming over here either, I'm sure we can think of things to do." He added, not wanting to push him. "And you have my cell number too, so you can call me any time if you need anything. Oh, right, calling is better than texting so if it's time-sensitive then calling is best. I don't always hear the texts come in." He had felt guilty about missing the other's message earlier, so he figured he'd just give the simple, and not untrue, excuse about the texts. "And I'm really glad to hear you say that he trusts me. I hope that I can be someone that you both can depend on a bit." He wanted to offer his assistance to the other directly as well, someone to listen, someone to comfort and reassure... But he felt that the best way, maybe the only way, he could help Chris was simply to be there for his son and keep the boy safe until their life managed to return a bit more to normal.