Tabitha was out of sorts, but she also hated to be a burden. There was always the persistent nagging feeling he was helping her simply because of the veela blood, but in this instance she preferred to believe that Mr. Browne would do this for anyone. It was a healer's nature after all. Not to mention she had seen him with patients before.

"You're right, of course." Tabi sighed quietly, allowing Mr. Browne to lead the way to an exam room. Tabitha could still feel the blood dripping down her cheek, though it had slowed, she was sure there was probably some other damage she couldn't see or feel.

Feeling the fatigue from the evening's events seeping into her bones, she took a seat where she would normally direct a patient to. "It's quite odd to be on this side of the situation." She chuckled quietly. "I truly appreciate your help and patience this evening, Mr. Browne." Tabitha added, wanting ensure she expressed her gratitude.