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Tullia's gaze lingered on him fondly as he rolled away. She wiped her cheek with her sleeve and then rolled her eyes. "I have to study and practice and that, nothing you find interesting," she told him, not saying no, but giving him a chance to turn it down if in fact it seemed a bit boring to him.

Tullia couldn't help but giggle as he kissed her. She pushed against him playfully, and then eventually said, "Please," she didn't mind this, it was all Duke. She liked him. She could deal with how he always was. "I have things I have to do," she added between giggles.

Tullia had known that it would be a mistake, but she had done it anyway. He caught her, and rolled them on the grass before pinning her down. She rolled her eyes at him, but just let him. "Fun, now let me up," she said with a smile.

Tullia watched his as he dramatically rolled a few times away from her. She rolled her eyes and got to her feet, going to where he was laying with his eyes closed. "Well, I guess I'll go," she said, but she did lean down and went to kiss his forehead. "Goodbye fair Sir Dallaire," she said before...

Tullia rolled her eyes, and moved to stop him from laying over her lap. She knew now, that this was him just trying to annoy her, just trying to do away with any of the real feelings they had both been expressing and start joking about again. "Gross Duke, I could never love you," she teased...

Tullia didn't bother replying to what he said, shaking her head lightly to shake the thought from her mind. "I might dislike you, but I wouldn't want you dead," she replied, though she knew that he knew that, and knew that he knew she didn't actually dislike him, but thought it right to still...

Tullia gave a little smile. "I'm not even sure that would be possible, and I don't think we should try to find out," she replied with a little smile, even as her mind thought of it if was or wasn't possible. "Of course, Duke," she said in response. "Even if you're super annoying a lot of the...

Tullia shrugged a little and then shook her head. "I miss them, but it's okay," she said, and the answer was measured, like she wasn't entirely honest about it, but she knew that her reluctance to be around some of her siblings was caused by the pressure to be an older sibling to the youngest...

Tullia nodded. "Mostly," she said, before shaking her head. "No, my two eldest sisters are too old for school, I have one sibling at school in New Zealand," she said. "The rest are too young still," Tullia shrugged lightly and gave a somewhat tight smile. "I want to be an astraunaut, so it just...

Tullia took a moment to count up all the younger siblings she had. She was in the middle, "I have four younger siblings, and thr- two older ones," She corrected herself mid-sentence as she remembered about Tyler and didn't want to mention it. "So, I'm in the middle, experiencing both. Having...

Tullia was a little surprised at his mum being pregnant, but she wasn't that surprised for long. People had kids all of the time. She knew that. Her parents did. She gave a little laugh at his questions, but stopped when it seemed that he was feeling pretty genuinely worried. "You won't be a bad...

Tullia got to the pitch and listened to the brief words spoken before she got on to the broom and shot up into the air, ready to practice more quidditch.

Tullia was a little confused at the first question and then shrugged. "It's nice, but it can be a lot." she said, but she had a lot of younger and older siblings, Tullia had always been in the middle. As far as she knew Duke was an only child. She took a spot next to him, not the picture of...

Tullia could admit her friendship with Duke was a little less one sided than she would at all moments claim it to be. There was just not a world in which she didn't say that it annoyed her, beause he was annoying. But he was also the only person she spent time with, that she liked to spend time...

Tullia began looking for bludgers to hit.

Tullia was excited for another year of quidditch. She was on the pitch and the moment she could Tullia shot up into the air ready to get to the practice.

Tullia gave a little shrug to it, not thinking that they as magical people were all that similar to muggles, but the muggles she had spent time with weren't really that bad. They were interesting. "Oh no," she said in response. "What have I done?" she was muttering it just loud enough for him to...

Tullia rolled her eyes a bit, though there was some logic to what he was saying. "Okay but muggles are often wrong about things, and when it comes to covering up all signs of extra-terrestrial life, it might just have been something magical that slipped out of our world, and the muggles just say...

Tullia was a little surprised that he seemed to believe in Aliens, though being magical did mean that the ramblings of muggles were perhaps less incorrect. "I mean sure, we might not be the only ones, but I'm sure whatever aliens do exist, they won't be, you know, jedi's," She replied. "And...

Tullia was ready for the game. She was on the pitch with the rest of the beauxbaton team ready to get started.