She was flattered by the way that Lex sought her company when she needed loud things. Of course, Cassia didn't enjoy quietness either save for a couple of times where it's really needed. She didn't show the Gryffindor that she was flattered though, though it probably was obvious that she would be.

And it made perfect sense in Cassia's head which should have been the same in Lex's head. Because besties. Another proof that break-ups had unpleasant effects on a person. Even Alexa, how dangerous. Of course, the snake was smart enough not to point that out. She just gave Lex a look that said 'can't believe you didn't understand'. Looks were very important.

Speaking of those.

It would have probably been smart to keep looking at Lex instead of stubbornly stare at the wardrobe's interior. She'd have totally done something about what happened next. She was floating OUT of her beloved wardrobe. The only thing she managed to do was grabbing the wardrobe's door handle. Which resulted in her being completely stretched out horizontally above the floor. No, she didn't look ridiculous at all.

"Let me down, Lex, this is childish," Said the seventeen years old girl clutching a wardrobe's door.

Though, now that she heard it in her own voice it got her thinking. As much as it pained her to see her wardrobe in bits and pieces, this wasn't about her. It was about her friend who just got out of a relationship and was affected by this change more than she knew or would ever admit. "Fine! You can blow it up." She huffed reaching for her wand and silently casting finite. Impressive, eh? She was doing academic stuffs after all. "Though, I request a dual to avenge Wardy," Oops, she named the wardrobe. However, the dual idea should be appreciated, right?! The sixth-year was fond of such stuffs. Unless the break-up changed that, TOO.