Shifting the straps over her shoulder, she started walking with her neighbor as they headed down the hallway which would lead to the main elevator of the apartment. As they walked, Alexis turned her head towards Marcus as he began to explain about the cause of his injury. She had wondered about it, but gave not much thought to it, though she had only realized that his injury was on the same arm as the super-villain, Killercide when he took the damage for her previously. But still, she concluded it was just a coincidence really.<br/><br/>Even then, even the blonde girl winced softly as he explained to her and she gave a slightly concerned look towards him, "Ouch, like really, that sounds like you were having some bad luck today. I do hope that it wasn't that serious? Like, did you have to get stitches or something like that?"  Perhaps it was odd to hear the younger neighbor giving her concern despite what had transpired between them the day before and at previous times, but really, Alexis had no hard feeling towards the older neighbor. She concluded that it was the lack of time they could communicate together and also lack of chances to do so.<br/><br/>So right now, as she stood beside him in the elevator after the door opened for them, Alexis wanted to start making a short conversation with him but seemed like Marcus beat her to it. At the mention of her closest friend and how they seemed to be always together every time, the blonde girl chuckled and she gave him a wide smile on her face, not feeling offended whatsoever or maybe, she could not pick up that he meant to be mean in any way.<br/><br/>"It's really totally fine, Mr. Keegan. Actually, thank you for asking," Alexis began to answer, her blue eyes intent on his features. "But anyways, I'm doing good myself. Me and Lana just finished our finals. We had been studying and cramming like no tomorrow, and we hope we would at least passed with flying colours."<br/><br/>The young girl paused for a moment, adjusting the straps of the bags over her shoulder once more and glanced up at him, "As for Lana? Uhmm.." She was not too certain whether she should had mention to him about her friend's condition, but she thought that she might as well, so that she would not raise any questions from him.<br/><br/>"Her leg got injured during archery practice.. Arrow to the leg." Even to Alexis, she knew that it might had sound silly but she knew it was a plausible excuse. "So right now, I'm taking care of her until she can properly walk again. Seems like it's a bad day today for you and her, huh?" Chuckling to herself, she waited patiently with her older neighbor as the elevator went to their floor before the door opened for them.<br/><br/>Exiting out, she had followed behind Mr. Keegan until they reached to his door. Once reaching there, she allowed for him to search for his keys to open the door for himself. "Ohh, and Mr. Keegan?" Alexis began to say and she allowed for the man to turn to face her first, "I don't think less of you, or anything like that. I think you can be a nice guy, if you wanted to be. Also, we didn't really had a chance to really chat with one another, so I'm glad that we could talk like this. And, about your private collection? Not as if men around your age and younger would have something like that. At least, you are just being a normal guy. Thought I would had expect you to have a girlfriend or something, hmmmm. Or maybe you do, I can't be too sure."<br/><br/>Once he opened the door, she offered to enter and place the bag wherever he would decide, though Alexis waited outside for his permission. She really did not want to repeat the same intrusion she did previously with Lana, and wanted to show him the respect he deserved, in her own eyes and judgement.