After she finished pouring the drinks, Abia heard what the poor woman was singing, seeing a tear threaten to fall down her cheek. When the girl finished her song, Abia snuck out from behind the counter to serve the woman a warm cup of hot chocolate as she sat down at a nearby table. The pianist only watched. Once he knew the girl was taken care of, he began to play a more upbeat tune.<br/><br/>“Sarah, he’ll return one day, I’m sure of it...” Abia had spoken the words softly to the girl, but even she wasn’t sure herself. She only prayed for the girl, wishing she could do more for her but was unable. After rubbing her back a bit, another person from the other side of the room called for Abia’s assistance. With a reassuring squeeze on Sarah’s shoulder, she left to help her customers. Sarah just gave her a thankful smile before taking a sip of the soothing hot beverage, glancing up only to notice the foreign man staring at her. She quickly averted her gaze, unsure of how to feel about that.<br/><br/>As she walked over to the other customer, Abia saw Nathan reach the bottom of the stairs, giving him a large smile. “Hope the bath was to your liking. Did you want your dinner?”