As usual, Gwen sat at the table with her raspberry iced tea as she stared blankly out the window that was oposite her. She was in light pink shirt and grey pants, thin silver bracelets were on her wrist, and she played with them absent mindedly. Pen and paper were on the table in front of her as she finished the last of the devoice papers. Thank god all of that was almost done.She sighed, and returned her gaze back to the papers, and put them back in her bag, she needed a break so she sipped her tea and looked around for someone to talk to.

*Lilly was excited- she had actually found time to leave Hogwarts and go out to do whatever she pleased. She decided to visit a little cafe that she used to go to all the time, before she taught at Hogwarts. She wasn't thirsty..she just liked to people watch. She saw someone she recognized...she was a bit embarrassed that she didn't know her name...but...she worked in the Hospital Wing and....No, that was all she knew. None the less, she strolled over to the table that she was sitting at and grinned as she introduced herself.*

Lilly:"Hello! I'm Lilly Cameron. I teach Charms at Hogwarts and I recognized you...so I decided to come over and say hello." *she grinned again, enthusiasm never stopping.*

"Well, Hello then.I'm Gwen Ravin, I'm a medi-witch at the school." She said, the woman’s grin and enthusiasm was more than she had ever seen before, but it was contagious and she found herself smiling as well, and she stopped toying with her bracelets "It's nice to meet you." She asked taking a sip of her drink. she had just met this woman and she found her interesting

Lilly:"Well, it's nice to meet you, too, Gwen! Would you mind if I sat here with you? We could get to know eachother better...it would be really great." *she attempted to persuade her. For some reason, she was normally denied when she asked if she could sit with people. She wasn't sure why...but it wasn't going to make her give up. She waited hopefully for Gwen's response, hoping that it would be positive rather than the ever-dreaded 'no'.*

"Sure, I'd love to have someone to talk to." She said, she hadn't met many people yet, so anyone who wanted to sit and talk was welcome to do so, plus Lilly's attitude was growing on her, and it did her good to smile more. "So, Lilly, how are you today? Do you want something to drink?" she asked