Lex inclined his head toward the direction of Blue's whispers. He murmured back to her, "That's okay. He was going to have to hear about it sooner or later." And to be quite honest, he didn't want to be the one to have to break the news. This was so much more personal for him than he should've let it become. As two sets of footsteps shuffled past them, Lex muttered his thanks to Jenessa and luck to Dicen.<br/><br/>When it was just the two of them, Lex deposited himself onto the sofa and Blue perched beside him. "Hey," he greeted her back. It wasn't apprehensive by any means, but he did have to wonder briefly if she was upset. He knew how it must've looked, walking in with Jenessa after he explicitly told them to keep Dicen out of sight. There was no good way to explain himself, but he'd been with Jenessa since he was a kid. Marriage came with a building of implicit trust, and years of that didn't just go away because he threw away his ring.<br/><br/>"Thank you," he said after a moment. "For convincing me that this was a good idea. It looks good, I think he's actually going to be okay."