â€œYou donâ€™t need to mention it,â€ Eirlys replied to the man when he thanked her, â€œI wasnâ€™t about to let some handsome man and his kid freeze to death in this storm.â€ Looking him over she admitted that he was a fairly attractive man and she found herself unable to keep her eyes off of him for a moment. While he explained his situation she was quiet, almost feeling bad that she thought him to be irresponsible. He seemed to be doing all he could for his daughter. Unlike her own parents who barely did anything for her, aside from her own father who spoiled her alot growing up despite her mother not liking that very much. Her parents had been very interesting people, but that was all a thing in the past to her right now. After a few things happened between her and her family she would just rather not have to deal with them.<br/><br/>Some days she did miss her family but for the most part she would be happy not seeing them again. For the rest of her days she would probably be a loner.<br/><br/>Honestly she was not minding the company at all even if she was a little discontent, for lack of better word, that her peace had been disturbed. Eirlys was not a selfish person and certainly not rude. She had meant it when she said she was not going to let someone freeze to death in a snowstorm, she certainly was not that kind of person. If there was someone in need she was going to help them no matter what it was something that her father had taught to her when she was young. One day her father had brought in some stray animals, her mother protested of course, and once they were well he found homes for them. Simple acts of kindness went a long way, and even though she was not always the kindest person Eirlys still had a heart even if it was not always the biggest.<br/><br/>But that babyâ€¦ Eirlys did not like children that much. If he didnâ€™t get that baby silenced, even if she seemed to be calming down now that she was warmer, she knew that infernal crying was going to get under her skin and drive her up a wall. â€œIâ€™m going to see if I can find anything for the baby if you would like me to?â€ She said, moving towards the kitchen again. After a brief moment of thought she paused to look over her shoulder, â€œWhatâ€™s your name by the way? Iâ€™m Eirlys.â€ Speaking of rude she should introduce herself and vice versa. This was her house after all; if she was going to have a guest here then she wanted to know who they were. Maybe even squeeze out a bit of background to make for some conversation while they waited for the storm to pass.<br/><br/>She flicked a glance over towards the window, â€œStrom doesnâ€™t look like its letting up any time soon. You might be stuck here awhile. I can also grab you a pillow and another blanket for the baby, too. Sorry but I doubt any of my clothes would fit a manâ€™s figure.â€