[Refixes her focus and gives him a deeper frown, the one she wears to communicate a stepping out of line when simple scolding can't serve her, or dismissal either, because her pride has been spurned and any further exploration into the matter — even indirect or of her own expedition — would harm rather than help. Her look doesn't communicate anything near that much, however; it just warns with a more natural detachment than she's usually capable of, owed to the unfamiliarity of Lelouch's form.]

Was it only the relocation of the cats that concerned you?