"You're probably right, to be honest. It's just a move out of spite. Jess was always good at being vindictive," he reminisced, almost fondly but not quite. Blue shifted just to his side, and Lex folded his hands behind his head in a makeshift pillow. "I don't mind talking about it, actually. I'm just a little amazed that you don't. When she first found us, you did kind-of start ignoring me." They'd already had that discussion, but Lex still considered it to be a fair point.<br/><br/>When Blue laughed at the concept of marriage, he had to share in on it. "I doubt I'd ever do it again, if marriage was even still a thing people did. I won't lie and say I didn't enjoy it while it lasted, though." He paused to think, then snickered to himself. "Plus, it sounded a whole lot more official when I went to RSVP for galas. There's so much more dignity in saying, 'Can my wife accompany me?' than there is in saying, 'Can my girlfriend come?'"<br/><br/>He could almost just fall asleep right there. There hadn't been much of a restful sleep for Lex since they'd left Termina. Even in the barracks, it was bitterly cold and nightmares still plagued him. Now, he was eager for sleep. There was no telling if a few hours of waiting would have any affect on his vision, but it would be kind of exciting to wake up and be able to see a bit more clearly. Kind of like blindness roulette.