Lexi had seen Andrews form from her peripheral vision, but decided to let the silence remain between them. In truth she was feeling a bit more nervous now that he was in the same room as her while leaning against the wall before speaking up. Hearing his question, she thought over the way she should reply as she finished chewing the food in her mouth and chased it with a sip of her drink. The cold edge in his voice was clear, but then again after their fight they never spoke again or even tried to fix the ever growing gap between them. She let him make the call to order himself some pizza as she remembered that being one of his favorite comfort foods.<br/><br/>"Jaime is still finishing some errands that concern our mom and I was the closest to home to come let you in." She explained to him as she kept her voice neutral, but it was clearly guarded and devoid of any emotion. Lexi only glanced up at him before looking back at her lunch, not seeming able to meet his gaze like she could have when they had been in high school. Taking another drink of the soda as she thought over his other questions of how she had been. For a moment her mind brought back some uncomfortable memories that had caused her to become guarded as well as a bit less confident. In truth, the memories reminded her of why she was where she was at in life and not something bigger like Andrew had become. Swallowing her drink down she cleaned up her mess while answering him so she didn't have to try and met his gaze. "I have been doing well until I received news about our mom." Lexi replied as she took her things to the trash while setting her drink on the counter. "How have you been?" She asked in turn though she knew how he was doing even though she wouldn't admit to it.<br/><br/>Lexi had asked how Andrew was doing whenever she talk to mom or Jaime just from sheer curiosity. Even though they had a falling out and they hurt each other didn't mean she truly ever stopped caring for him. One big fight wasn't enough to make her completely avoid anything to do with him, but she did make sure to keep her distance and make both her mom and Jaime swear to never mention to him that she asked about him. Taking another drink of her soda she let herself glance at Andrew again and noted that he didn't seem like the teenager who went off to college on a scholarship. He had obviously grown and become someone in the world that he loved to always be in when he was growing up.<br/><br/>If anything she felt the gap between them was growing even larger with how they acted around one another as well as how they went down different paths. Lexi heard from mom how Andrew had become someone famous in the art industry and even though he used an alias he was widely known. In turn she barely finished her schooling and instead of following the dreams she once had she kept a simple life of teaching a couple of dance classes to kids and performed gigs every now and then with a band who was gaining in popularity, but she felt like she was still nowhere where she had seen herself being when they used to talk about their dreams. That was something she didn't plan on sharing with him due to the fact that once this was all over they would each be going back to their own worlds that were miles upon miles apart.<br/><br/>She felt her nerves start up again as she his it all an showed him nothing as she finished her soda and threw it away before grabbing another before going to sit back down in her seat. If anything the pizza guy needed to arrive faster to end this awkward conversation or Jaime needed to arrive to be a buffer between the two of them. Lexi's gaze went to the picture frames that seemed to be everywhere as she studied them noting how each one was a different stage of their life. Her eyes caught one of her mom with both her and Andrew a few weeks after he joined their small family. Beside it was a photo of her mom with her father and her in the middle as she realized they were at least together once more wherever they had gone.