Seamus, Susan and Open
Seamus glanced up at the familiar voice and grinned right back. "Don't have to kill me," he said hastily, because they both knew she probably could. He poured her a glass and slid it across the bar with a small green napkin. "On the house, but if you want that vat you'll have to pay for it. And transfigure something into a vat. We don't keep them lying around."
He surveyed her - noting no obvious bumps or bruises, which was better than average when it came to Susan. "So what was wrong with work?" he asked.