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Willow smirked knowingly and playfully with a shake of her head. "Ah, I know myself better than that. I need myself someplace soft to sleep and a way to wash my clothes and myself; and before you say anything, no, I don't consider a pond a suitable bathing medium. I do like the idea of joining a caravan though. That'd be helpful along the way."

Willow's expression lit up the slightest bit. "I was wondering about that, but didn't want to assume. Everyone seems to come from everywhere, these days." Ah, Calliana didn't seem to remember it much. That was too bad. "Well, I guess I'll just see it for the both of us." She looked over when she heard a little noise from the patient room. "Your friend should be out soon." Then she looked to the hybrid with a bright grin and held out her hand. "By the way, my name's Willow. If your friends ever get hurt again, you should bring them here. I wouldn't mind chatting with you some more, if you like."

Well, at least they shared that opinion. Forget a river, either. Willow liked the clean, warm tubs that she could fill with bubbles and not worry about fish hitting her or birds pooping from above. And certainly no worries about any creeping peepers! "Calli, then." She chuckled lightly and nodded in agreement. "Definitely prefer no injuries next time."

The doctor followed Meera out after a moment with a wrapped pouch and gave it to her. "Here. This is spare wrappings in case you mess up that one." He gave the pair a stern look. He knew how rambunctious teens could be! "Do your best to keep the splint dry and clean. It is best to disturb the injury as little as possible while it's healing."

Willow went back to sorting through the business end of the meeting as she gave the final total. "And that's without the dumb teenager tax," she assured with a playful look at her father. The man snorted something about it being a valid cost and headed back into the office.