Jona watched how the man almost fell into his hallway when he had stepped out of the way. He still wasnâ€™t quite sure what to think or say, but then again whatever his opinion about this all was, he still had to help them. He closed the door behind them and tried to help the unknown man up, but then looked at the little girl with him. Jona listened to the words that were said and then nodded slowly. Without saying a word he picked the little girl up and brought her to the fireplace which was in front of the couch, on which his guitar was still resting,. There he sat the little girl down and grabbed a green blanket. â€œJust stay here, alrightâ€¦ Iâ€™m going to help, daddy.â€ Jona wasnâ€™t really someone who could cope with children very well, mostly because he thought they were noisy and he didnâ€™t want to get bothered. But he tried his best. Besides, she seemed like a very sweet child. Then again, he had only seen her for maybe a minute. Slowly he got up and returned to the hallway. His eyes showed slight hesitation when he wrapped his strong arm around the unknown manâ€™s waist and supported him while he slowly brought him to his daughter. He hoped they didnâ€™t have Hypothermia because he wasnâ€™t completely sure if there was anything else to do about it but keeping the person warm. He still hadnâ€™t said a word to him as he got up and went to the kitchen to get warm chocolate milk.<br/><br/><br/>It didnâ€™t take him long before he returned with two mugs of warm chocolate and set it down on the wooden floor next to the two â€˜visitorsâ€™. He himself leaned against the wall, next to the fireplace, and watched them. After a long time he asked. â€œWhy the hell were you two outside?â€ It was the question that had popped up in his head the very first moment he had seen them there in the snow. Jona crossed his arms and had a slightly bothered expression on his face.