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I think it might be nonchalantly. Nonchalant means showing indifference. For example: The girl was unmistakably nonchalant; she was the only one in the crowd of "fans" at the concert that was standing there not screaming and yelling and flailing her arms. Nonchalantly would be for example, doing something with boredom, or unconcern.
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