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Since Sophie said she didn't care, Verity decided to close the door all the way for privacy reasons. Sophie was a minor, but Verity was mildly concerned that if she felt her mother could hear their conversation, she might not want to speak openly and honestly and that was what she needed in...

One of the hardest things about this job, and one of the reasons she'd already spoken some to Sophie's mother, was trying to gauge exactly what personality changes had occurred. When dealing with something like this, getting to know the patient before they had any problems was paramount to...

Verity hadn't really been surprised when she'd seen the next file on her desk. As a teenager, life could easily become complicated and it was easy to get caught up in the twists and turns of every day life, especially when you had to throw trauma into the mix as well. Mental health was...

You can come and see me anytime if you feel the need.

“Sounds like a date!” Verity said, smiling. Making friends was one of the things she was determined to do this time. She’d been so caught up in her own drama last year she hadn’t had the time. “No one really, yet. I only got here about a month ago, so it’s been a bit full on since then”.

"I've never been in the muggle parts of the world I guess," she said shrugging. "Most of my time was either in school, at home, or training at the hospitals there." It wasn't really that surprising was it?

Verity smiled, sipping her coffee. "That's pretty cool, I don't think I've ever even met a muggle, muggle things scare me." She admitted, crossing her legs and leaning over the table. "Not to mention I think my mother would have a heart attack."

Verity watched the other girl curiously. “Did you grow up in the Muggle world?” She asked curiously. She’d noticed that she seemed to default to doing things in a Muggle manner.

“The Magical Congress of the United States Of America, kind of the America equivalent of your ministry.” She told the girl, sipping her coffee finally.

“Yeah, I don’t know, I was in New York at the time. I’m sure it works similarly to MACUSA though”.

“I’m sure they’re both nice too. Wasn’t Kozlov the one who tried to run for Minister?” She hadn’t been here during the elections, but she’d heard enough about it from her family ties to the country. “Seems wasted for a healer to do that, what experience would he have had?” She shook her head...

“I wasn’t very good at it back in Illvermorny either.” Verity said, sitting at one of the tables and flicking her wand to make herself a coffee. “My best subject was charms.”

“Well,” Verity looked around the room. “This is the creature ward, for magical creature induced injuries, so I can only imagine that was what we were going to be working on, however, everyone seems to be busy and are taking no notice of us, so I’m not totally sure what we should be doing.” She...

Verity decided wisely to leave the conversation where it was, lest it fall to an argument which she was not in the mood for. She was never in the mood for an argument of course, she just preferred not to get into it at work. They both had their opinions, though they had just established Verity...

“Again, I suppose you’re right again, but when you look at it, you’ve a part giant, right, and they’re actually immune to some magic, I’ve never met a part giant but I imagine it would be hard to treat them if you can’t use the same sort of treatments, right?” Verity shrugged. “But let’s not...