<span style="font-size: 15px">When the door opened, he was grateful that the note wasn't brought up. The space was small and it didn't take long at all to see where Brock was asleep on the couch. He looked so precious, so calm when he was asleep. He had seen him cry far too much in too short of a time. He looked at Finn. <br/>
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"I'm sorry. You really didn't have to do any of that," he said. "That being said, it's greatly appreciated. I honestly don't know what I'm going to do, I can't believe that Edith just... I should have told her about, well, you read the note." He took the spaghetti, not only impressed that his son helped cook, but impressed that he had a teacher who could teach him how to do more than burn things. He wondered if Brock would like cooking, or helping with the cooking. He could see Brock liking to follow recipes, he liked things like that. Methodical. <br/>
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"And it wasn't overstepping. You're definitely upping the dad-game, but I honestly don't know what counts as healthy or not. I live on coffee and takeout on the occasion that someone brings something back to the office or I swing by some burger place for a bite before I crash at home." He laughed softly, shortly, with more than a little self deprecation. "And thank you. I'll try to find someone... unless maybe I can tempt you to do this for a while. I know you offered for a while, but I don't want you spending money on him and then not having enough for yourself. I doubt you buy this much food for yourself. He likes you, he trusts you, I think I trust you, it'd be amazing if you'd be alright with that. I could, maybe, how much do they usually run, um, for Brock I could do twenty...five? I'm not sure how it works, but I can afford that, I think, especially since Edith won't be there to uh, well, shop all the time." He moved his hands awkwardly before deciding to hold them at his sides. "Thank you, so much, though. I can't say it enough. You just met me and you're helping Brock and..." <i>you're perfect</i>. "You seen like a really nice guy, but I understand if it's too much. You need breaks too, I know, so I don't want to impose." </span>