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Was he flirting? No, no way. But... It's seemed like it and he did kind of ask her to be his date to the party. But, maybe he meant as a friend and not as a... not friend. When she started talking about exploring, she noticed the expression on his face. It was the same expression most people gave her when she tried to get them to just trust her and follow her. So to say she was used to it would be an understatement but, it didn't mean it felt good to be stared at like that. She sighed as she shook her head. "We-- We don't have to. It was, sort of a dumb idea..." She said, letting her eyes dart to the counter. From the corner of her eye she noticed the smile on his face and could feel her face getting red.

"No, let's go stargazing. We will dance at the party until we get bored, then we shall run to the stargazing platform and I shall display my minimal knowledge of constellations," She brought her eyes to look up at him before allowing herself to smile again. She nodded as she brought her head back up, after the blush started to fade away. "Okay, it seems like a fair compromise." She said with a raised eyebrow and a smile. She watched him move closer to her and quickly had her smile flatten a bit as he moved a curl or two behind her ear. She softly chuckled before lightly grinning.

"Tu es étourdissant, peu importe ce qu'ils disent ou tu penses. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise Jules. Come on, want to eat breakfast?" She smiled, still not knowing what he was saying but, it had to be flirty, right? When he got up, she grabbed her mug and hopping off the counter to put it in the sink. "I still don't speak French, ya know?" She smirked before looking up at him. "And, I don't know what you said but it was probably incredibly cheesy, like 'You've Got Mail' cheesy or, 'Annie Hall' cheesy and probably flirtatious as well. But, anyway, you, my dear cupid should probably take your own advice." She said as she fixed his hair a bit with a smile before taking his arm and walking out the door.

The walk there was rather nice, if she could say so herself. Of course, she couldn't shut up about her adventures that she had over the break especially about her antics when she Athens and how she almost got locked into the Acropolis of Athens over night because she sort of wandered into an area that was off limits. She was like a kid who got a new toy and couldn't help but show it off to someone just because they're so excited about it and would tell the first person they saw. Luckily, for her it was a friend who was probably used to hearing her babble. And by the time she caught herself, they were about to enter the cafeteria. She chuckled softly as she scratched the back of her neck. "Haha, I am so sorry. I've been talking your ear off all day, haven't I?" She asked as she looked up at him. "Well, I'm done talking. How about we get some breakfast and you can tell me all about your summer.

She promised as they walked in and pass Izzy's table which held about five people that Juliette knew at least one way or another, Cecila because she was close to Izzy, Cory because he was her half-brother for crying out loud, Sourav for... reasons she rather not bring up again, and Aurel because he was pretty much Sourav's best friend, even if he wouldn't admit it. Which was why when they passed the table to get some food she smiled towards them and said 'hi' to table and to her half-brother. They weren't that close but, unlike him and Marilyn. She had no problem with Cory, at the end of the day he was her brother... Sort of and she refused to shoo away any family she could claim as her own. Once they passed by her big eyes turned back to Lucca. Before he even had the chance to start speaking about his trip, she started talking... Again. Who would have thought? "I've always wanted to go to Australia and just go swimming, and snorkeling, and to see a kangaroo and--.. I'm totally do it again, my bad. Okay, I'm sorry. Go ahead and tell about it."