From Ivan's point of view, Adrian could understand why he'd be upset. Right now, the whole world was against him and Adrian was apart of that world, so it just made sense. As much as the man would like to defend himself, there were cameras and microphones everywhere. If the higher-ups found out that he actually didn't support the institution, well, he would have no more butter left to put on his bread; as Ivan put it. He did try his best to make life for the omega's as easy as possible and did not, in fact, have a mate of his own. He was sentimental like his patient, hoping to find the natural pull towards the one he would love. That hadn't happened yet, and Adrian couldn't deny it was tempting to let the system decide for him, he really did crave someone to share everything with. That was all besides the point right now, though.<br/><br/>Adrian copped all the bullshit on the chin and didn't try to argue with Ivan. He didn't disagree it was wrong but now wasn't the time to talk about that. "So, you've experienced a heat before?" He would then make notes on that.<br/><br/>"Well, no we are not done." Adrian seemed to find it almost humorous that Ivan would think they were finished. "I do think it would be best if I let you process all this first and maybe we can pick this up again tomorrow." He glanced over his notes before nodding once. Most omegas were already resigned to their fate, if not happy with it. With Ivan, things got a little more difficult. His parents didn't seem to educate him on the system at all, not just that but he had just been separated from his family. It made sense that he needed time to process all the new information and the fact he might not ever see the ones he loved ever again.<br/><br/>"It's been nice meeting you, I just wish it could have been under better circumstances." He stood up and held out his hand, expecting to shake hands.