She'd never thought about it that way before he brought it up. Five years of being hated and the woman was still there. Talk about persistence and what was this about subtly doing stuff. "I'm anything but subtle." Sad but true. It was never something she'd managed. "You can only send a woman to the hospital so many times before your father stops believing it was an accident." Her father should have been more trusting. Accidents were bound to happen...no matter how frequent hers had seemed to be.

It kinda sounded like he was about to defend Garrick again but then he was leaning closer and...and blushing. Lex blinked over at him. "That's actually a really good question." A typical Alexa answer would have been a flat out 'no' but after a certain conversation with a certain best friend she was reconsidering more than half her rules. "It's not something I'd be opposed to." She mused allowed before being distracted by his next statement. Garrick thinking Lottie might have been ignoring him too? "Heh, not from what I heard." But this wasn't a very interesting topic. "I don't think I care enough to know." She was just glad her friend was no longer likely to catch Garrick germs and that was that.

Moving on TO THE TOAD. "May I?" She asked, taking it while he explained. "Something he and Felix have in common. In my first year he climbed the train trying to eat my friend's owl. I followed him up there and got yelled at by prefects and Quidditch Captains." No regrets though. That was how she met Vivi.

"A sandwich?" She handed the toad back so Felix would stop pawing at it. "What kind...?" Good merlin! More blushing! The idea behind it though, that had her interested in an instant. "Of course! You still have to teach me, I remember." Nodnodnod. "You should come over whenever you're free and we can get some boarding done." Garrick would be off in Fiji, he shouldn't mind too much.