As the nurses flanked Lily and the other girl the knot grew and Lily found herself feeling more uncomfortable surrounded by the women. Looking up she caught sight of the woman wincing and raised a curious eyebrow, her lips pursing as she figured the woman didn't exactly agree with how her colleague had addressed the issue. Lily couldn't help but agree. If that woman thought her explanation was any more of a comfort to Lily or even this Sarine girl, then she was woefully mistaken.<br/><br/>As the nurses continued to guide them down the hall and ask the other girl what she'd like to eat, Lily couldn't help but hear the noise from the court area. Lily almost paused a brief moment to peek inside but the nurses changed course much to her dismay. As they came upon a waiting room and faced the door the nurses pointed out Lily gave a sigh. This was a little too dramatic for her liking so she reached forward, pulling the door open.<strong>"I just want to get this over with...</strong>she said with a slow release of breath.<br/><br/>There wasn't much use for delaying the prodding, and if she and this girl were going to be thrown in together it might be for the better to just get it over.<strong>"Come on...."</strong>she said awkwardly motioning for the girl not sure if she should touch her, or smile or even really look at her. Stranger things could set someone off she knew but she'd seen a lot of things happen here just from a kind smile and she didn't want to end up in the emergency wing.<br/><br/>Lily stepped into the office not knowing if the girl was going to follow. Cool air from the ceiling fan brushed Lily's face, her slightly tangled hair wafting from her face as her eyes traveled the office. Behind a desk sat a dark haired man, no, scratch that a very good looking dark haired man who smiled as Lily and possibly the other girl walked into the room.<strong>"Umm, hi I guess you're the new doctor?</strong>she asked, feeling stupid as the question left her mouth. She was always socially awkward, which was another reason she hated talking to doctors, she always feared saying the wrong thing.