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Lillian saw Andrew hobbling and pulled up a chair. When he sat down she took out her wand and tapped his ankle gently before saying "Episkey." There was a small crack and the ankle was repaired. Episkey worked on smaller broken bones and broken noses. If it was any more serious he'd need Braccium Emmendo. ((Something like that, I'm too tired and sick to look it up XD ))
"There you go." She said brightly. "All fixed."

She smiled at his and stood up, putting her wand back in her robes.
"Sorry for not warning you, but sometimes students get a bit squeamish and then it doesn't heal properly, you need to be relaxed when the spell's preformed. It's Episkey, it works on just small cuts or small broken bones, like noses, toes, ankles, wrists, that type of thing."

She used the Episkey spell a lot, but found it much better than students using it. Sometimes, since the cuts were minor, students would do their own rememdies thinking the tinier the cut, the easier it is to heal. That was normally true, it was certainly harder to heal Donavon's punctured lung than Andrew's ankle, but it still needed to be done properly.

Al took Rose all the way to the hospital wing and rambled off on what happened to her mother when she saw her.
"...and she can't remember anything." Al finished.
Lillian gently lay Rose down on the hospital wing bed and grabbed a small shimmering silvery potion from the cabinets.
"Here." She said, gently dripping three drops down Rose's throat.
"This should help you remember what happened..."

When the potion was swallowed, Al and her mother looked at Rose nervously.
"Can you tell me what happened, Rose?" Lillian asked, sitting next to Rose's bedside, a concerned look on her face.

Al didn't really believe it, but it was getting late so Lillian told her to go to sleep and kissed her forehead before saying goodnight. She then turned to Rose and dabbed some dittany where the wounds were and gave her a potion.
"It'll stop the aches and pains." She said, dripping a little bit of the blue liqiud potion down Rose's throat.
"You should be fine to leave here now, but you can stay the night if you like." She looked a bit solemn, "If you don't want to say what really happened, it's your choice. But if you need someone to talk to, my office is always open."

Rose was humming a lullaby, and Lillian loved music. She didn't recognize it and in the morning pretty much forgot about it.

"You look a bit better." Lillian said smiling down at Rose as sunlight streamed across the bedsheets in the morning sun. "You can go back to class whenever you're ready, and if you ever do want to talk about it, please let me know."
She put a tray of food on Rose's lap, there were pancakes, bacon, maple syrup, and orange juice. She knew Rose now remembered everything, but she wasn't going to push it. If it happened under her school though, she wanted to know. If Rose didn't tell her fairly soon, she'd have to ask again. If anyone at Hogwarts was in danger, she obviously should know. Rose must've just done something silly or embarrassing, she could trip over her own feet sometimes. Or maybe she'd just pissed someone of and they'd stupified her, but she was scared to say what she'd done, because she could've exploded at them? Rose could get really angry when she wanted to...Lillian pushed the horrible possibilities away and focused on Rose in the meantime, who was looking quite well.

Lillian could be quite gullible, and didn't notice the signs of Rose's lies. Once Rose was finished with breakfast, Lillian walked up and took the tray before vanishing it back down into the kitchens.
"Alright, Rose. It's time for your classes now. So try and stick it out through the day, but if you really don't feel well then you're always welcome back here."
She wasn't as concerned as she should have been, but Lillian had no idea Rose was threatened. If she had known, she would've expelled Rhiannon right then and there. But Rhiannon was still roaming the school, still making sassy and rude remarks and angering the other students...