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Tomasina Riddle 
He beamed at her when she said she wanted to meet Selena. That was great. He knew Delanie and Selena would get along like a house fire.
He wiped at his face catching some of the tears from falling down his face. He should be ashamed to cry in public when he was 15 years old but he didn't care. His dad cried in public and so did his mom and anything they did was alright in his book. So he didn't feel ashamed that Delanie was seeing him cry. "I didn't mean to cry." he told her softly. He just knew he would miss his mother if she died. He wiped his face as Dee kept talking. "My mom would like that too." he said. His mother was like that. She mothered everyone.
He snuffled and gave her a small smile as she handed him some tissue. He snuggled up to Delanie and smiled up at her just being glad that he had his friend back. "I'm playing in the Quidditch Championship game," he told her with a big smile on his face. He was really excited about that and he was more excited to win so he could rub it in his sister's face. Though he was sure she would beat him up for it. He almost thought it was going to be worth it.
Delanie couldn't help but return Diggy's beam. He was such a great kid. And so adorable. It was all she could do to keep from pinching his cheeks and squeezing him to death. Yes, he was definitely little brother material. She'd have no trouble at all adopting him.
"Aww, it's okay. I just don't like seeing you sad! It makes me sad," Dee replied. A few people tended to have that effect on her, and Diggy was definitely one of them. She smiled crookedly.
"So I get to meet Selena and Mama Greenwood. If that doesn't excite me, I don't know what will." She would always be up for meeting people who were important to Diggy.
And he was snuggling up to her. AWW. If he wasn't adorable before then [which he totally was], then he was adorable after that. She kept an arm around him, smiling back when he announced the Quidditch news.
"Really? That's AWESOME, Diggy!" She was so proud of him.
"What position will you be playing?" She didn't know as much about Quidditch as everyone else, but she did know the basics. Either way, she was truly excited for him. But her big-sister instincts kicked in and she mentally hoped he wouldn't get injured.