Vianna seemed completely oblivious to the ring on her finger, momentarily forgetting all about this minor detail and instead exchanging smiles with her parents as the boy at her side proceeded to greet her brothers, who didn't go and attack him with hugs as Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzi did. "Oh hey, Ferris Wheel," Vince replied casually, giving the boy a small smile and trying to keep himself as far away from his mother as possible by standing on the opposite end of the group.

Victor couldn't believe it. It had almost been a year since the whole deal with the kidnappers had started, and Fervi were still together. He had long given up on this fight, though, as Ferris had already more than proved that he wasn't out to cause his little sister trouble. However, it didn't encourage the boy to change his distant and slightly cold ways. "How convenient to see you here, Montgomery; as a professor's assistant, of all things," he said, raising his eyebrows slightly though he didn't seem surprised.

"Oh that's right! You work here now!" said Mr. Vincenzi, his own eyebrows raising as well though there was a more genuine and surprised look to his features compared to Victor's. "Vianna didn't give you any trouble, did she? I think this is the first year we didn't receive a letter about her breaking something or starting unauthorized Quidditch mat--"

"Dad!" Vianna's brows furrowed, looking highly offended. "I've never been a bad student!" she said, her blue-eyed gaze rather disapproving. The audacity!