"She doesnt know," Robert said, taking the glass back. "She and Brian thought it was an intruder, so Brian ordered her to portkey away to protect her. She's safe. But Brian hasn't told her there was no intruder. She'll be fine. She's a Lupin, after all. She's survived tougher than this. She'll be fine."
Robert did believe she would be alright. He believed, though, that Khaat would need time. She had to improve physically too, not just emotionally. Barker had done a lot of damage. And she needed time to get past it.
He took off the straight jacket. "Come with me," he told her quietly. He led her down the hall to another room a couple off doors down the hallway. It was not the padded cell she had had. It was a typical psychiatric room. He did not believe she needed the high security anymore.
"So you know, you have no magic here. It was bound when you were brought in," Robert told her. "Hospital policy." He believed she already knew that there was no apparating to or from this floor anyway, but he needed her to know that he didn't take her magic because of anything she had done.