Without thought, Persnickety nodded, stepping to the side, "Of course, yes! That would be most helpful. Please - both of you, do come in." I'm sorry that the place is such a mess, she mused in her own thoughts. It would've been comical had she not still been cooling the rage at the untimely death of her piano. She could easily patch the window for the time being until a new one came in. That instrument, though. That was more important to her than the blood that coursed her body. "Do let me know if I should get anything. Erm...heat a kettle of water - I might have some bandages in the wash room, too."