"You always need a Gryffindor to hang with." Lex interrupted as a means of correcting his 'maybe'. It wasn't a what if but a definitely. She was well aware there were dull Gryffindors amongst the group but the vast majority was brilliant at helping you stay active and having something to do. "And I might have a few things to keep you occupied yes, but I won't be selfish with your time." He had places to be she was sure and likewise she had to evenly distribute her time elsewhere. Oh but he hadn't been punched. "Well...just be sure you deck whoever gives you one." She didn't expect him to act like a pansy, not at all.

She laughed at his obvious jab at her cooking..er..baking, same thing. It involved food that was in no way edible. "Only place it'd have you running is the bathroom. Doubt you'd be thanking me then." Too busy losing his lunch is what he'd be. "Point taken though." She conceded, stopping the board that was kicked in her direction. She'd assumed by now that there was an understanding where colour was concerned and with a silent flick of her wand had hers going various shades of blue. "Can't have you going malnourished just before the most important exams ever. I'll figure something out and hope I run into you without having to go looking through the Claw Common Room." If it came to that, then she didn't think he'd be getting anything.

"You are off the hook. You're not one of them." Not by a long shot. The fact they were having this conversation spoke volumes. Lex grabbed the board and made her way to the top of the Entrance Hall, giving a nod of gesture for him to follow. "We'll go from end to end and back." She explained while she walked. As for him learning a lesson in all this. "Can't see why you'd not want to be single after a lesson like that. Doesn't seem worth hopping into something else." But that was her personally opinion. Lex had never been taken with the idea of relationships, not even while she was in one.