“Alright!” Emilia nodded eagerly and she stepped back slightly since she was excited to help Allen out. “Make yourself comfortable then.”<br/><br/>Although it was slippery below her shoes, Emilia effortlessly shifted her weight and removed herself to fetch what her guest needed. While walking through her halls droplets of water landed on the polished floors and her shoes were nosy with the contact of rubber and hard ground. During her walk through the hallway the lights flickered on and off. It made her pause for a moment until the lights turned on once again. “<span style="font-style: italic">Hmm, the storm must be getting worst</span>.” She thought to herself before facing the cabinet and opening the mini door, so she can reach for the towels.<br/><br/>It surprised her when her iPhone went off, but her hand reached down to get it. She glanced down on the screen to check the phone number and it was unknown. However, she recognized the number. “Hello?”<br/><br/>“Hey Grace! I wanted to check in on you.”<br/><br/>“Hey Jerry.” Emilia greeted the man on the other line. It was both one of her past patients and the man who worked in the city’s electrical services. “How are you?”<br/><br/>While carrying a small conversation through her phone, Emilia turned on the stove to heat up hot water. Once two minutes past she hanged up and placed the blankets and towels on the cough. Emilia’s eyes casted over to the sliding door, convinced that she heard it closed, and stared up at the man. To fill in the silence Emilia enclosed the space between her and Allen and held out the towel to him. “I never got to ask would you want coffee, hot chocolate, or tea?”