every time i think i've finally made it, i learn i'm farther away than i have ever been before
The door, thankfully, looked intact. What needed to be fixed, however, were the hinges. Unfortunately, Noah would need to buy some. He wasn't sure what the world would look like in the coming days and weeks, so he hissed an expletive under his breath. Would he even be able to find hinges? He knew where he would have bought them before, but only time would tell if that shop was still standing, or if the owner would even be willing to do business at this point. He bit his lip and heaved the door up to block the hole, at least.
When Delphine came to relay her damage to him, Noah nodded. "Okay. In the back of my room there should be some thick canvas. We can use that to help insulate for now until I can get lumber." He turned away from her to go into the room she was occupying, to inspect the damage for himself. He looked around at the disarray, hoping his own room was not in the same state. At this point, the two of them would probably have to just close off the rooms and stay in the main part of the house for the night. It would be the warmest there.
NOAH
