Tonks smiled at him when he opened the door. Hey, technically it was their first time meeting without hexing or invasion being involved. "Wotcher, Lupin," she smiled, stepping into the place like a sane human being instead of.. Falling into it like she had last time. Tonks was just about to accept his offer for her coat before she remembered the last time she'd tried doing that, attempting very badly to look cool and impressive by rolling back her shoulders and shrugging her coat off but instead getting caught up in her sleeves and breaking someone's nose in the flailing that followed. This man had already seen her passed out, did she really need to punch him in the face, too? "Naw, thanks, I'm fine. Bad things happen when I take off my clothes." Yep, that sounded right. Wait.
Tonks walked deeper into the room while trying really, really hard to remember why she shouldn't hex herself in the face before being allowed to open her mouth in front of people. "Conventional, hah! I laugh in the face of conventional!" And oh how it laughed right back, Tonks thought wryly. "Oh, a cleanup job." She laughed in mock outrage, turning to face Lupin full on, "I lose the ability to see a certain shade of magenta and can't quite remember how to do long division, but you had to deal with an angry bird!" She folded her arms across her chest, trying her damnedest not to look too sheepish about her little.. Catburglary incident. "But don't mention it, and I'm sorry for the mess that day. There was a.. Broomergency, after all. A matter of life and.. Broom, if you will." Okay, she could quit somewhere around there. Tonks looked around before she could take her lame puns and actually ask the man to hex her into another dimension, "Sirius still in Hogwarts?"