Alexa side eyed him then, knowing all too well where this line of conversation was bound to lead--or well trying to lead but she wouldn't be having it and relayed as much with the shake of her head. "Any sibling, doesn't matter, it's not a good idea." As adamant as she was on the matter, she did refrain from mentioning that the greatest problem would be reluctance on her part. Once her mind was set against something there was very little to be done about changing it.

"What makes your sister any different--and no, being your sibling doesn't count." Rhydian was his own person. The chance his mother had popped another one of him with longer hair and skirts was unlikely.

Somehow she managed the smallest of smiles as they moved back to talks of kneazles and pets and well, him actually because she felt that somewhere in the conversation he'd inserted himself. "It's good you're nothing alike." Lex agreed. "Felix would be less inclined to have you over otherwise. We'd have to start having pizza night at your place--though the fact you have a stocked fridge makes me inclined to think I should be crashing...there...anyway..."

Huh. Was it just her or was everything getting just a little colder? Had someone messed with the temperature charms in the place?

The next corner was taken with very little caution but the curiosity was growing. It was getting colder and the further she walked was the more she was convinced.