ooc: ONE!

Vianna's dreamy expression turned a little more curious as Ferris began speaking, sharing with her that her adventurous side was one of the many things that got him to fall in love with her. Vianna grinned at this, her crystal blue eyes beginning to sparkle once more at the brown eyes that were so close now, as the boy rested his forehead against her own. But she was glad, glad that her thirst for adventure and taking risks was something that had, for the most part, a positive outcome on their relationship than a negative one. The girl listened as he went on, explaining how 'this gorgeous little adventurer' wanted him, of all people, to come along. Vianna chuckled softly at this, returning the peck kiss he placed on her lips for the brief moment it lasted, her blue eyes closing before fluttering open again to reveal her sparkling gaze."I'm really glad to know my Professor wasn't completely freaked out, then," she said softly, a light and brief chuckle escaping her lips while her gaze continued admiring the sight of him so close, the sight of this young man she couldn't help but feeling like she'd known her whole life; though in reality, she'd only known him six years. Six years out of her twenty-three-year-old life. It was surreal to think of it that way, as it certainly didn't feel like that; it felt like she'd known him her whole life, like he had always been there. She could barely remember life before him, it was like her life only really started after she'd met him. Most of the memories she remembered clearly came from those times, from the times she'd first met him, first fallen in love with him.

Vianna's warm smile grew into a grin then, as Ferris answered her questions regarding their very first date, sharing with her how nervous he'd been to take her out on a date, how he'd felt he was being odd, and how different he had become. At this, Vianna's eyebrows rose slightly, and she listened attentively as the boy continued, explaining how before he'd never thought of dressing up for a date, yet just a week after leaving home for camp, he was already back in his hometown planning out the best date he could think of, reminding the girl of all the things he'd done that night, just for their first date, all the things that had made that date so beautifully wonderful and special to her. Vianna's crystal blue eyes were sparkling brighter than ever now, the warmest of smiles adorning her lightly tanned face, pure loving and adoration in her gaze. But how could she not be completely charmed and in love with the boy before her when he never for the past six years ceased to prove to her how much he loved her, how he was willing to do anything for her, always making her feel like she was on top of the world, like she was the most loved person on this planet.
She returned the loving kiss he placed on her lips for the brief second it lasted, pulling back with a growing smile before leaning up toward him again and returning her lips to his own, not ready to let him go yet. No, she wanted to show him how much she loved him, and how much she appreciated him. He needed to know; and she felt a sudden urge to show him these feelings at that moment, to remind him of how much she loved him, how great and beautiful her life was with him in it.

But this wonderful kiss was abruptly brought to an end as Vianna suddenly pulled back with a gasp, something between pain and surprise in it. Her brows furrowed slightly and her gaze fell to her growing belly, hidden under her light blue dress, before looking back up at the boy before her with a bit of mild surprise in her expression at the unexpected kick she'd just received. "I think Gabe would like his cake now, Professor," she said with a soft chuckle, one of her hands passing over her perfectly round growing belly. She gave the boy before her another smile before turning back to the cabinets and pulling out a couple small plates for herself and Ferris.