Alex walks up slips in the key and lets himself in to wait for Cassandra. "Ello Waddles." He tossed the penguin a fish.

Waddle squacked loudly, not to mention appreciatevely, and ate the fish.

"I wish you wouldn't spoil him like that, Alex..." She said rolling her eyes as she stood in the doorway."

Alex smiled broadly, "Hey i never get to see the little guy any more. It's my job to spoil him." He stood and hugged her resisting kissing her at her behest to maintain professionalism. "I have a present for you."

"You do?" She asked with a smirk. "And what is that?"

Alex fished out the pins Erickson has given him. He held out one of the blue and silver Rose pins. "Found them in a little shop in Diagon Ally." He smoothly lied.

"They're beautiful... I assume that they are my 'something blue' and not a way of telling me I'm some Ravenclaw?" She eyed them, "they've really quite lovely... are they for my hair or my lapel?"

Alex smiled he hadn't even thought about the colors. "It's your something blue. One for me and one for you. For the lapel." He pinned one on her and then on his lapels.

"Thank you Alex, it's very sweet..." she said with a smile. "Now get out, Lorressith. I have to study. You can take Waddles if you wish..." she said and winked at him.

"Of course Nurse intern Trelawney," bowed smiling wickedly. Looking to Waddles, "Come ere boy, lets leave mommy alone to study. We'll play by the lake."

"Wo Ai Ni" she said and blushed. She was Waddle's Mommy.

Waddles followed Alex

"Wo Ai Ni." He smiled back and led Waddles out to the lake.

She watched them leave and then began working on her St. Mungo's papers. What a day.

It was a very nervous Evangeline that made her way to the Hospital Wing and asked where the Healer Intern's office. No matter who the Prefect was now, that was still Cassandra Trelawney. Though she was beginning to think that after all, the former Prefect wasn't that scary.

Taking a deep breath, she knocked lightly on the door, hoping that Cassandra wouldn't be studying or working or something. She had a feeling that if that was the case, the woman wouldn't fancy being interrupted.

Cassandra rolled her eyes... now she realized why this internship wasn't open before this year. So many intterruptions. She opened the door with her want and said "Yes? Oh..." The prefect was standing in the doorway. "Prefect Green," she said turning back to her work. "May I assist you with something?"

Evangeline tried her best not to grimace when Cassandra opened the door. Yup, she wasn't pleased with the interruption. Maybe she should come back later? But then the woman seemed to recognise her and Evangeline decided it would be better to go on with it now that she was here.

"I'm sorry to interrupt you, Miss Trelawney." She started, her eyes falling on the papers laying on the Nurse Intern's desk. Unsurely, she stepped into the small office, her gaze wandering over the many medical books around - many of them owned by her Mother aswell. "I just wished to inform you that Mister Newtington was escorted safely into the Common Room. And that apart from a light headache, he felt very well."

"Perfect. Five points to you for your help." She said with a nod. "I am hoping to see good things from you... very good things." She told her and then added, "I may seem vain in saying this but you have very big shoes to fill."

Evangeline beamed when she was awarded five points. Woohoo! "Thank you, Miss. You have no need to thank me, though. It's my job as one of the Prefect's." Surely, Trel knew that. It just didn't feel fight to have Cassandra thanking her ... despite the fact she knew it was what politeness told people to do.

She nodded solemnly at Cassandra's words, the same thoughts that had been on her mind lately. "I will certainly try my hardest." And if her hardest wasn't enough ... she'd try even harder. "I don't really want to let Slytherin House down." If that happened, she could well change school. When Trel said she had some very big shoes to fill in, the tiniest smile crept to her lips. "You're not being vain. And I know it. I think everybody knows it, actually.."

"Good," she said simply. "If you don't mind, I am working on my paper." She added and turned around to finish her studies.

"Oh ... of course." Evangeline said with a small, nervous bounce of realisation. She had forgotten Cassandra was meant to work. "Once again, sorry for disturbing you." She said with a small nod, turning on her heels and making her way to the door. "Oh and ... Miss Trelawney?" She stopped for a moment, unsure of whether or not to say it. Eh. "It's really nice to have you in Hogwarts still." She even managed a small smile in the woman's direction, before closing the door of her office. Aaah. Awkward.

Cassandra didn't turn, but she had a smile on her face. She liked that girl. She will always have a soft spot for her House. Once a Slytherin, Always a Slytherin...

Ariana knocked on the door softly before opening it. "It's just me." She assured Cassandra with a smile. "Just wanted to tell you to come talk to me in my office when you have free time." She gave the girl a small nod and turned and headed back out the door, closing it behind her.

Anna slowly made her way up to the Hospital Wing. She wasn't sick, but Cale had let her know that Miss Trelawney wished to see her, so here she was. She was quite nervous, mind you, and although you couldn't tell, her little heart was beating at rapid rates. Cassandra Trelawney the student and Miss Trelawney the intern seemed worlds apart in Anna's eyes, and truth be told, Anna was pretty much scared out of her mind to find out just what it was Miss Trelawney needed.

Reluctantly, she raised her hand and knocked on the office door.

She growled under her breath. "This better be good!" She said "Come in!"

Anna winced when she heard the tone of Miss Trelawney's voice. Perhaps this wasn't a good time. Maybe she should just turn around and scurry off. Would Miss Trelawney figure out who had been there if she did? Ehh, probably so. In four and a half years at this school, with this staff, Anna had discovered that most staff members had eyes in the back of their head, on the side of their head, down the halls, up the corridors, etc. Nothing ever escaped their evil eyes.

Anna grabbed ahold of the doorknob and simply stayed put for a few seconds, still debating on whether or not she should actually enter. Was Miss Trelawney angry at her for making a decision that would cause a student to break his pinky? Let's hope not. When she realized she'd been standing still holding on to that doorknob for nearly a minute, she finally turned the doorknob and entered the office.

"Erm, Miss Trelawney?" Anna half-asked. "I've received word that you need to see me..."