My worst mistake was giving you a second chance.

Cassie groggily opened her eyes, and attempted to stretch. Though stuck to a chair that was impossible. "Bloody chair," She muttered under her breath, making a face. Being stuck in a chair for more than a few hours wasn't nice. And Cassie thought she'd been stuck in it for a few days at least. Though she couldn't really keep track of the day very well. With a glance around the room she wondered what time it was, and what Lyssa was doing.

Lyssa, who was really just strolling around the house, remembered that she had an issue to attend to and needed to go to her study to do so, except that Cassie was there. Sighing to herself, she figured she could just silence the other girl if necessary and made her way to the room.

Cassie glanced up at Lyssa as the girl walked into the room. She wondered what she was coming into here for. She watched her walk over to her desk and sit down. "Hi to you too," Cassie muttered under her breath with a glower.

Lyssa just rolled her eyes slightly in response, digging around on her desk for what she needed to do, finding it under one of the books that was there. She then grabbed her quill from its well and began to scribble on the page in her messy, yet elegant handwriting.

Cassie yawned, watching Lyssa write. "Well this is interesting," She commented wondering what it was that Lyssa was writing on her piece of paper.

Lyssa ignored Cassie again, still writing.

"Ignoring me works too, whatever. It's not very interesting stuck to a chair you know. You can't really do much."

Lyssa finished up what she was writing and started to blow the ink dry so that she could fold it up and send it out.

Cassie started to hum out of tune under her breath for lack of anything better to do.

"Do you lack all capability to stay quiet?"

Cassie pretended to think about it. "Yep," She said with a nod. "I do." She would have shrugged at her, but couldn't.

"I'll have to fix that," Lyssa muttered. "Silencio"

Cassie scowled at her. That's not fair She thought sourly. She gave Lyssa a dark look.

Lyssa just smirked in response. "Don't like that?"

Cassie narrowed her eyes, scowling at the girl.

Smiling, Lyssa undid the spell.

Cassie growled, watching her warily.

"So, how are you?"

"Oh wonderful," Cassie replied sarcastically still watching her warily.

"Good. Good," Lyssa replied, folding her paper up now that it was dry.

"What were you writing anyway?" Cassie asked her.

"A letter."

"To whom?"

"That's not any of your business, now is it?"

"just wondering," Cassie said. "No need to snipe at me."