Once the gentlemen entered inside her home she immediately let herself in and closed the sliding door behind her. The difference between the icy weather and a heated house caused her to become slightly dizzy, but no doubt was thankful the two were safe. At least for now. The bottom of her bare feet and the sand between her toes rubbed against her skin and the floor below her feet. Rain water dripping off of her with a mixture of water and sand puddle below her. Making an ever so soft clicking noise she hoped the gentlemen didn't mind hearing. It displeased her to annoy others. Her own wool sweater is loose and the neck collar expanding down to the edge of her shoulders as a result of the unexpected heavy showers. Emilia run a hand through her soaked hair with a relieved sigh before turning around and facing the total stranger again. Letting her hand and her arm gently hit the side of her hip and upper leg after her own fingers encountering some tangles through her hair. Hygiene was the least of her problems when the storm was dangerously in her backyard. "No problem." She responded sounding as if she was snapping out of a daze. The dizziness wearing off with only a slight headache; which now felt like it was worn on her forehead. "If I can save someone on the beach then it's worth it. I'm just worried about my neighbors. We don't get this type of weather." Her worrisome thoughts coming back to haunt her.<br/>Although that was the case, she glanced back at him with a small smile. Optimism needed to be managed and it was especially easy when he told her his name and a kind smile was presented on his end. She always considered introductions as the first step to getting to know someone, even when the two have already been talking. "Ethan?" A bashful smile toyed with her lips. Slightly, forgetting the self-monitoring she would do when it came to not looking like a goof. "Well, it's a pleasure to meet you Ethan, though it'll be nice if it was in a better, not so dangerous, situation." She attempted to ease out of her comfort zone and act as casual as possible. She took her hand into his and shook his hand. "My first name is Grace, but I liked to be referred as Emilia."<br/>"Anyways!" Her tone replaced the timid behavior she presented previously with a more cheerful kick to it. After giving him a firm hand shake like her papa taught her to, she gently let go of his hand. "Since you're here, the house is free to use for whatever you need. I can go fetch you towels or anything to keep you warm, you can use the showers to get cleaned up, and/or I can cook you a warm meal. We'll most likely have power since this house has a generator for emergencies like this if this storm kicks off the city's main source. Which I hope the storm will pass soon..." The last statement caused her to have her own hands joined together and nervously fidget with her thumbs. "Is there any request I can help you with right now?"