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What would you do ?

I'm not too happy with this, and I'm doing 2 asserts which is bad practice.. Any ideas ?

Edit

So far, I have put the custom reason phrases in a constant

So far, I have put the custom reason phrases in a constant

Edit

So far, I have put the custom reason phrases in a constant

public sealed class AuthError
{
    public const string ApiKeyMissing = "ApiKey is required";
    ...
}

And my tests look like this

[TestMethod]
public void SecurityHandler_ApiKeyMissingFromHeader_ReturnsUnauthorizedHttpStatus()
{
    var handler = new SecurityHandler(new Mock<IClientRepository>().Object, new Mock<ISignatureCalculator>().Object);

    var httpRequestMessage = new HttpRequestMessage(HttpMethod.Get, "http://localhost");

    var client = new HttpClient(handler);
    var result = client.SendAsync(httpRequestMessage).Result;

    Assert.AreEqual(result.StatusCode, HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized);
    Assert.AreEqual(result.ReasonPhrase, SecurityHandler.AuthError.ApiKeyMissing);
}

What would you do ?