It sounded like Mr. Langley was offering her a place to say, which was unbelievable to say the last. She'd swore it wasn't but a month ago that he was pressing that their relationship should stay professional — at least, that was while he was still convinced she was in love with him, which she was certainly not. Speaking of love...

She still had other people she needed to face, and their reactions would likely determine the emotional state Bella left the hospital in. She didn't want to face people she cared about — and that was before she'd had to face the family members she'd tossed into the fire with her accusations against her father. Couldn't she just crawl into a hole and hide?

"Thank you, Mr. Langley," she replied quietly, attempting to give him a genuine smile but failing miserably. "I-I suppose I should allow Spell Damage to look at me. I think they're getting impatient," she said with a glance towards the pacing aurors across the hall.