Woodrow was almost glad that the stranger didn't accept the whisky. Shrugging, he returned the flask where it belongs. As he walked ahead of the guy, the feeling of uneasiness slowly wore off. He chuckles, hearing the stranger's warning in case they were leading him into a trap. Woodrow knew nothing of the sort was in the works, and he shook his head dismissively. "Fair enough, mate." Sofia who was standing against one of the banisters seemed relieved of much tension herself. She was just glad that no one was hurt, although she did walk behind the two just to be sure.
Outside, Aden didn't actually go back to the car. He stood on the porch, peeking in through the windows to see who Woodrow found. His rifle now leaned against one of the windowsills as he cupped his hands against the dusty glass, watching Woodrow come down the stairs, then some stranger, then Sofia. Aden took his gun and stood aside as they stepped out, hiding behind Woodrow the moment he was close enough.
"So.." Woodrow said with a chuckle as he felt Aden grab handfuls of his shirt yet again. "What's your name, mate? I'm Woodrow, that's Sofia, and... This is Aden." he said, reaching back and putting his arm around Aden, who just stared at Diego from behind his brother, unsure about who the guy was, although he was curious.