<div style="text-align: justify;">Ellinor was really enjoying being with Felix as well. She still felt slightly awkward around the man, but it was getting easier to interact with him by the minute. She wasn't the most social person in the world, after all. And letting a man into her house had been something Ellinor had never done before, as she didn't have male friends.<br/><br/>Once she had relaxed and gotten the fire going, Ellinor looked around at her home. It was indeed very small and modest, but neatly kept. Ellinor was one of those women who cared deeply about their home. She liked keeping it clean, tidy and, as much as possible, nice looking. In the spring, she would happily fill the home with flowers she collected on the fields. Now, though, all she had was a wreath carefully crafted with dry autumn leaves. It wasn't much, but it was a little something to please the eyes.<br/><br/>Hearing Felix asked where he should place the wood made Ellinor stand up and walk up to the young man. "I will take care of it, thank you", she replied, her hands brushing against his as she took the firewood from his hands. Ellinor's hands were small, but not soft as a wealthy girl's would be. It was to be expected, as she lived a life based on hard work. <br/><br/>Clearing her throat, the young woman stepped back and placed the bundle inside a wooden box to the left of the fireplace. "Thank you. Now, you will allow me to make you some tea, will you not?", she asked, her eyes looking down as she thought about what more she could offer. "I have some bread I have baked this morning as well. If you would like it", Ellinor offered, blushing again, this time of embarrassment over being unable to offer anything better.</div>