Christian tilted his head when Cly corrected him, unsure who she meant. But then, of course, he noticed the purely Ravenclaw-colored dress passing by next to Molly. "Charlotte?" He asked, frowning a little. That... seemed like a bad plan. "If she won't even talk to me without exploding, I'd like to see her try to handle Apollo," he returned rather sarcastically. Still, he was smiling as the irony of it all set in.
"Well we're not about to be in a scrap," he said, his eyes following Violet. "But I think Julian might be." Christian looked at Lux again. "Apollo hasn't gotten over that fight, it seems. So, depending on what happens over there," he gestured with a tilt of his head, "you might want to keep an eye out."
And, indeed, Violet was doing what Apollo wanted her to. The problem with Julian, it would seem, was that he would go for just about any woman that was still breathing. So when Violet passed him the laced drink and laid one hand on his arm, the elder brother felt positively smug. And while Christian didn't know about what was wrong with the drink she gave him, it was an easy guess that something was up. Julian had been rejected, essentially, by her before.
The real question, perhaps, was whether or not Apollo had asked her on purpose, or if Christian was reading far too much into thing. Hoping that it was just extremely coincidental timing, he turned back to the Slytherin next to him.
"Why is it that none of these parties ever go well?"