Vianna nodded her head slightly at Ferris's response, following the boy's lead into the hotel, through the lobby, and to the elevator. She waited patiently but somewhat anxiously until they reached their floor, the doors to the elevator opening to allow them into the hall. Once there, Vianna pulled out the keys to her room and opened the door. "I'm going to go change," she said before heading over to her bedroom and replacing her damp clothes tainted with grass and dirt stains for a new, dry set.

Once changed, Vianna headed back to the living room, taking a glass of water and drinking it quickly as she was thirstier than she originally thought, before then heading over to her brother's room to announce her return. Vince was caught off-gaurd as he now found himself having to answer to two doors on different ends of the room. He headed over to Vianna's and opened it quickly, not giving the girl a chance to speak before then heading over to the opposite door and opening it only to find Ferris on the other side. "What?"

Vince's brows furrowed at the question. He had completely forgotten all about Fluffy and his room key and the vet. "Vet?" he repeated, raising a dark eyebrow. But then the night's events slowly started returning to mind. "Oh, right... no, haven't heard from any vets today," he said shaking his head slightly. "But that means the ra-- squirrel's going to make it, then, right? Does that mean I can finally get a new key?" he asked hopefully as neither Ferris or Vianna had answered his request for one the night before when they were too busy worrying about the squirrel.

Vince grinned as Ferris agreed to getting him another key and turned from the door, only to find his sister had taken over his living room and was now sitting on the couch watching the flames flickering in the fireplace. With the slightest hint of guilt taking over his features, the boy proceeded to sit down beside her and the two of them watched the flames with equally crystal blue eyes, both silent as Vianna submerged in memories of her squirrel and Vince dreamed of getting his new key so he could leave the hotel and wander outside already.

Vince and Vianna looked up in unison as Ferris returned to the room with the new key. "Ha, very funny, Ferris Wheel," said Vince, jumping up to his feet and taking the new key with a sparkle in his eyes, as if he was being handed a pot of gold instead. But this key signified his freedom and it meant he no longer had to be enslaved to spend his days locked up in his room (though this had only lasted the night before and a few hours of the current day). "I'll see you two later," he said with a grin, not delaying his departure from the room for another minute before disappearing past the front door. Vianna watched him go with mild amusement, muttering a "be careful" to the boy.

Vianna looked down at her hands as they were now accompanied by Ferris's own before looking up at the boy's face beside hers and giving him a smile. "I'm fine," she replied, not wanting to admit that her head was now filled with thoughts of her beloved squirrel and how much she had come to miss the small creature's presence in such a short amount of time. "Did you take the medicine?" she asked him.

Vianna welcomed Ferris back to the room with raised eyebrows. "Professor, I can't believe you honestly forgot again!" she said with a laugh. Normally she would have scolded him for being so forgetful with something so important, but she couldn't help finding his forgetfulness rather amusing at the moment. "Now not only do you have the back of an eighty-year-old but the memory of one too!" she teased, her laughter turning to giggles.

"What're you going to forget next, Professor? Your own name?" she continued teasing between giggles. But she couldn't help it, she had always been one to tease. "I'm kidding, I'm kidding!" she quickly added, waving her hands slightly. She was slightly reminded of their first visit to the doctor when she told Ferris the damage to his back had been permanent and there was nothing that could be done. She laughed lightly and took a deep breath, slowly calming herself through the amusement still sparkled in her mischievous eyes.

Just when Vianna had begun to calm, she found herself falling back onto the cushions of the couch by a vengeful Ferris who now laid down with his back to her. "Professor!" Vianna let out between laughs. "Are you trying to kill me?!" she accused, pushing the boy as best she could, though failing miserably as he was a good deal heavier than her.

Vianna's jaw dropped and she gave Ferris an accusatory look as the boy teased her by talking to himself; though of course, he couldn't see any of the playful glares she shoot in his direction. "Alright, fine!" she finally said after moments of trying to push the heavy boy off and finally learning it wasn't going to lead her anywhere. "I won't tease you anymore, just stop crushing me-- please?"

Vianna narrowed her eyes at the boy now facing her as he complimented the way she gave in to his ways before awarding her with a kiss. Unwillingly, the young girl kissed him back; she felt too proud to be returning his kisses, but when his lips met hers it was hard to deny him. "Yeah, simply adorable," she said with bitter sarcasm after pulling away. But it wasn't long until a smile lit up her features once again as she always found it impossible to stay mad at him for any longer than a second. "It's still not very nice to crush your girlfriend, though, y'know."

Vianna gasped, raising her eyebrows slightly at Ferris's retort before laughing lightly. She watched him for a moment before he then asked if she was alright. "I'll live," replied Vianna with a nod. "Though I think another minute like that and I might've had to borrow your back medicine," she added with a chuckle.