Vince's eyebrows rose as Ferris didn't even reply to his and Victor's teasing. "He ignores us," he announced to his brother, as if they were conducting some type of experiment and Ferris was their guinea pig, someone to take notes on. But then he gave a more genuine smile, faintly amused by the situation the three boys were now finding themselves stuck in. "So, anyone have any preference on where we should go? We're girl-free for the next few hours, we should make the best of it."

"Well I don't know about you two, but that idea of going through the Villa Borghese gardens sounded great until now," said Victor, his brows furrowed as he made a bit of a face at the idea of strolling through beautiful gardens in a park with two other guys. It just sounded... lame.

Vianna glanced around her surroundings for a moment as Julia led her through the crowds and toward the nearest boutique. "Um... We're not... We're not going to take very long, are we?" Vianna asked the girl, honestly not wanting to spend any more than just a few minutes in these boutiques. This almost reminded her of the days her mother made her go shopping with her; it was always the most boring experiences the girl had ever gone through. "I mean, we wouldn't want to leave the guys alone too long..." added Vianna, also a little worried of what her brothers might do to Ferris while she was gone. She was sure the scenes from their teenage years wouldn't repeat (like that horrible fistfight Vince and Ferris had been involved in during their first week on the run from the kidnappers), but... still. She knew that even if her brothers didn't hex the young man, they would still find some way to keep him from being as comfortable as he could be.