Well, he walked slowly towards this Room. As if some sort of sentence will be given somehow.

He took a seat, though, as if he was going to be a patient of the sorts. And, in truth, he was. He only needed to wait for the pretty Healer to come, and hope to dear Gilderoy that no tears will make an appearance.

As promised, Lily followed into the Healing Room a mere few minutes later. She sat on the stool she usually used when healing someone, and glanced at the Hufflepuff boy, "What's wrong, Treyen?"

He didn't seem so upset at the feast, what had happened since then?

Sigh.

It didn't take too long for the Healer to be right there by his side. And...you know...he could stay in this room forever if he didn't know that there will be plenty of things he'll miss if he did so.

'Treyen'. He loved the way his name sounded when she said it, but at this precise moment not even that could cheer him up. Not that much anyway.

His eyes turned to her, "Everything is wrong, Miss Moretti," cue sad face. We'll leave the must-apologize to Captain thing out of it, because she'll probably consider it rude, as his sister would.

"You know the feeling when your heart breaks?" but of course she didn't! Who'd want to break her heart? "Well, yes, that's how I feel...because my heart is broken."

Another sigh.

"Professor Kingsley is also gone, you know," and he was rude to the Captain, and he apologized to Professor Hadley - which wouldn't mind so much if she hadn't said the word 'spiteful', but that just made him feel worse, because he realized he'd been awful last time. Plus, who could forget Nolan? NOLAN! And the redhead that came attached to said name.

Heartbroken? The poor child!

"Yes, I do know." She sighed as she crossed her legs, settling into her seat for the duration. "It must be a shock to you to come back with most of your professors gone." Lily had never taken it to heart herself when she was that age, but, every child was different.

A lot of them seemed to be very upset about the changes in the staff.

"I can't say I knew him very well, but I'm sure he wouldn't want you to be so upset."

It was entirely shocking. Yes, shocking, that she knew what it was. Her heart shouldn't have been broken...like...ever, you know?

His eyes widened only a bit, for he could not believe so, and then he eyed the floor. "I already knew about Nolan," but knowing didn't seem to be making it easier either, "But at least I was ready for that," he hadn't been ready in Diagon Alley when the truth about Gilderoy Lockhart was revealed to him, and yet he'd handled that pretty well...unless the disappointment was playing a big part in this start of term. It was quite possible.

And she was actually right. He shook his head and turned to her again, "He wouldn't approve of it," because people usually come and go, right? Like Aaron, like Tiberius, like...well, plenty of people. "However, Miss Moretti, I know that mending a heart takes a bit of time...," not from experience, no, but it was common knowledge, right? "...but I was wondering if you knew how to quicken the mending?" he asked, his eyes did seem to sparkle from just a tiny bit of water, but he wasn't crying, nope, and his tone didn't seem to be so sad anymore, even if he was still...devastated.

"Oh sweetheart." Lily sighed. Treyen was just killing her with sadness. "I'm sorry to say this but, these things happen, they're simply a part of our lives, and sometimes you meet great people and sometimes you have to tell them goodbye." Or sometimes you don't even get to do that.

"And there's no quick mend to it either, dear. Not even with magic." It clearly pained her to say that, if she could fix his broken little heart, she would. "But, the only advice I can give you is to think on the good stuff, not the bad and enjoy your friends. Oh, and eat chocolate." She smiled at the boy, "I'm sorry that I can't help you, though. Broken hearts just need time to heal."

Hmm... "Actually, I think I have some chocolate stashed in here, do you want some? It will make you feel better."

Chocolate always did that.

All he had to do was listen. She was so pretty and smart...why wasn't she a Professor? He wouldn't have minded much if she'd taken Nolan's or Kingsley's place. Really.

"That's life, huh?" he said, before looking down at his shoes. He was going to ask what good was magic anyway, but he figured it would be foolish to do it, especially considering that she was a Healer, and they do tend to fix a few things that Muggles couldn't.

No quick mend. So, was he supposed to keep feeling like this until Gilderoy knows how long?! The idea was terrifying, but he'd deal with it, no? He ought to be strong for the pretty Head of House. 'Think on the good stuff'. That actually made him smile, because Kingsley's face had been entirely funny when he'd asked a copy of Dodson's book. "That's...thank you, Miss Moretti," he nodded, holding a small smile on his face. It was making him feel a little better...at least the part about Kingsley and Nolan.

His head was now tilted to one side as he heard the word 'chocolate'. Well, he was out of chocolate, but Vindictus always had chocolate frogs, no? And the elves wouldn't mind giving him some chocolate either, right?

"You're doing the best you can," she always did, and he smiled up at her. Yes, time to heal. He wanted time to be here already.

She had chocolate? He didn't need to run to Vindictus' office then. "Yes, please," he'll take anything that will make him feel better.

Lily stood up and went to her cabinets, searching through for the stash of chocolates she usually kept on hand wherever she could. "Chocolate has healing properties, I'm very sure of it." She told him as she rummaged.

Ah! There it was.

It was a clear bowl full of large bars of chocolate, and she held it out to the boy. "Take one. Take two! I won't tell." Hehe. She was the Healer, and she was recommending chocolate for the healing of his poor broken heart.

Treyen actually felt a small smile forming on his face. She was very sure of it, and this wasn't the first time he's heard something like that about chocolate...it was probably Miranda the one who said it, though, so it was okay if he didn't fully believe her. But Healer Moretti, well, it was her job to know of things that could heal, no?

Actually, being a Healer could be awesome, but having your pictures taken was far more awesome. Or making wands. You'd help more people by making finer wands than Ollivander once did. The old Ollivander, of course.

He'd almost forgot that he was in the Hospital Wing...until Miss Moretti returned...that's when it all came back. Perhaps he only needs to get distracted...

...will that be the cure for heartbreak?

Treyen was determined to find out. "Thank you, Miss Moretti," he said, and took just two chocolate bars, after all, he had none back in the dormitory.

The time was up, because the only medicine he was taking was chocolate, and he was most sure that he didn't need a follow up, right? That's when he stood up, "I do really appreciate the effort for trying to minimize the symptoms of this illness," yes, because being heartbroken felt just as any other illness. He'd also appreciate none of this conversation to leave the room, especially not to reach the ears of a certain formerly-Upstead.

He sooooo wanted to give the pretty Healer a hug...she was forever nice and forever beautiful, but if he got the hug back, then he'd probably cry right there...and boys don't cry.

"At least we have the best Head of House everyone can wish for, no?" he smiled, as he looked at her. Oh, yes, he was well-aware that she was now Head of House, since the feast, but he never brought it up.

The Hospital Wing was actually busy, which was odd, considering the year was just starting, but still, "I think I leave now." He had a certain redhead to find, and an Arya.

Lily stashed the bowl back into its hiding place and turned to grin at the boy, "You're going to be just fine, Treyen." She patted his shoulder and nodded, "I promise." Leading the way to the door, she paused with her hand on the knob, "And you're very welcome. If you ever find yourself in need of more healing chocolate, you know where to find it."

She opened the door and waited for him to step out first.

Oh, but her smile! It was blinding for sure. It made him smile too. But the boy only nodded, he didn't comment on that. Odds were that he'll be alright, he only hoped that the feeling will come sooner than later. Perhaps Quidditch may ease his heartbreak.

Distractions. Distractions. He needed those.

"Thank you, again," he said, with a small smile. Oh, yes, he knew where to find chocolate, alright. The Hospital Wing and Vindictus' Office.

The boy walked through the opened door, and kept on walking. Now off to find Ellie.

This session is over, the room is empty.

Joey layed on the bed and waited for the healer to come in.She was in very much pain with her legs and head.i have a head ache and i can barley walk.

"What seems to be the problem?" Lily asked. The child was obviously in pain, but she wasn't a mind reader and all. "Here." She handed over a vial, "Pain potion."

That you she took a drink of the potion.I have a head ache will did and my legs where weak.

Hm..

"Have you done anything strenuous lately? Something that you usually do not do, that may have tired you out?" Lilyan observed quietly for a moment before adding, "How did the potion help?"

OOC: This session is closed, the room is empty.

Simon went into room 3, he wondered what the Nurse was going to do to his arm, he loved Quidditch but the problem was you normally got injured, though he didn't mind it, he stood there waiting for the Nurse to tell him what to do, hopefully it wouldn't be too bad, Simon thought to himself as he looked at his arm again.

Healer Moretti offered the boy a pain potion and waited for him to drink it before she would even touch him. She didn't want to add to the hurt. "What happened?"

Simon looked at the Nurse and then took the pain potion and drink some of it, which made his arms feel a bit better. "Well it was in the Hufflepuff try-out I was flying when Treyen hit a bludger at Jake but he managed to get out of the way but I wasn't so lucky and the bludger hit me in the arm." Simon wondered if the Nurse would ask any more questions.

Lily examined the arm while the boy spoke, keeping him distracted as she poked and prodded about. "It's broken." She voiced soon enough, "Hold still now." She focused her wand on a specific area, the breakage point, and muttered a few healing spells in a hushed tone, concentrating on her work.

The bones were audible as they moved and contorted back to their original positions, but of course, the potion she'd give him would keep the pain at bay. He wouldn't feel a thing.

Simon did as he was told as she pointed her wand at his arm and then she heard her speak and then there was this weird noise from his arm but he didn't feel a thing, he wondered what was going on and so he couldn't think about it he said. "I've heard your our Head of House, miss." Simon wasn't thinking about the noise now, he wondered if she had anything else to say to him.

Sufficiently pleased that the arm was healed correctly, Lily let go of it and pulled back, crossing her arms and nodding her head to him, "Go on then, try moving it around, should feel good as new."

She waited for a moment, and smiled at his question, "You heard right then."

Simon moved his arm around and was glad that it was moving perfect. "Your a great healer." Simon smiled, he wondered where the Nurse had learned all her healing tips. "I'm glad your our head of house." Simon said truthfully he was glad she was the head of house.