Adolphe is glad that Tess is opening up to him and he was feeling good that he made a friend. He was usually very shy to even talk to someone so he was glad that he decided to talk to her.

"I guess I've always known that I wanted to be a healer," he said. "I don't know. I guess I've seen many aurors get hurt and sometimes it has something to do with their tendons, their joints or their bones so I guess I wanted to help then one thing led to another and I became an Orthopedic Specialist," he said.

"So, is it usually crowded here or is it because of the attack on France?" he asked curiously.

Tess nodded, and understood perfectly. Despite the fact that Healers tended to be unappreciated, they were an asset to the ministry when it came to the Aurors. Taking a sip of her coffee she sighed knowing that at least in her case, there was a stigma when it came to being a Healer: weakness.

"You're absolutely right. Everyone in my family is in the Auror business" she said laughing half-heartedly. "I'm the only healer, and my older brother he's the star Auror, my parents have since retired, but help with training. But I've seen the damage that can happen when they get a dangerous case. Whether they like it or not they need us"

At his question, she let out a genuine laugh, he honestly thought it was busy? It amused her a bit.

"Oh no...well we're always have a wave of here or there, but never this big. Ever since the attack, this has been the main station for healing, and safe havens for those injured. It's a bit hectic, but if we get great Healers like yourself, we should consider ourselves pretty lucky" she finished with a smile.

"Oh, I would prefer being a healer. I don't like violence and yes, without us they can't survive. They do need us," he agreed.

He took a sip of his coffee while listening to her. The coffee is not as hot as it was before. He didn't realize that they had spend a lot of time chatting.

"Well that's good. If things were this hectic I dont know how you survive," he said. "Thank you and you're a good healer as well," he said smiling.

Tess snorted at the fact that he thought it was too violent for him. In her perspective, the violence wasn't the issue; for her it was the travelling and the danger involved. She loved the violence, didn't really mind it.

Tess shrugged and finished her cup and sighed once she saw the clock on the wall. She made a noise of frustration and looked at him with a half smile.

"My break is over" she said softly. "and as much as I would love to sit and chat I have a surgery waiting for me"

She got up and threw her cup in the trash can, and smiled brightly.

"It was nice meeting you Adolphe, and I hope to see you again." she said brightly.

"Oh alright. Have a safe surgery," he said smiling at her.

"It was nice meeting you too and I'm sure we'll run into each other again," he smiled brightly.

He was glad he met Tess. Talking to her was nice and he felt happy. He finished the remaining of his coffee and went to get a refill on his coffee.