Vianna nodded her head with a faint smile as Ferris repeated her last statement as a question before asking her why he wasn't a typical guy. "Well... you just... you just aren't," the young girl replied, returning her eyes to the sky ahead. "The stereotype of the 'typical guy' is someone like... well, someone kind of like my brothers. And you're as different from my brothers as anyone could ever get," she said with a soft chuckle. "You don't... date girls just to have an accessory to show off to your buddies, you don't keep multiple 'snog buddies', you're not addicted to a sport..." she listed absentmindedly, then returning her gaze to the boy with a faint smile on her lips. "Am I wrong?"

Vianna listened quietly to Ferris's response, and her expression turned a little thoughtful as he asked if he was really that unique, that not all guys could be like the ones she'd described. "Well no, I'm sure they're not. I mean, I've met some really nice guys before, it's true," she said. "But I mean compared to the majority of guys that I've met throughout my sixteen years of life, both here and in England… I dunno, maybe it was the social circle I was in, but most were like that." She made a bit of a face at this before smiling again. "But yes, you're really that unique. To me, at least, you're something I hadn't really seen before," she told him, then chuckling softly to herself.

Vianna's blue eyes examined Ferris's features quietly, watching the way his brows furrowed before he gave her a warm smile and asked if he was special to her, if she was trying to tell him she had a crush on him. At this, the young girl let out an amused laugh. "Oh no, there's no use denying it now, is there?" she replied with mock horror on her features before letting out a dramatic sigh. "I guess if I have no choice... if I must confess... Yes, Ferris Montgomery. I, Vianna Vincenzi, have a crush on you. I've had one for a little over a month now, actually..." She trailed off, shaking her head slightly. "I really thought I wasn't being obvious at all each time I played with your hair, or kissed your lips, or blushed when you charmed me. How did you figure it out?!" She giggled lightly, amused by this conversation.

"Oh really?!" said Vianna with amused disbelief, raising her eyebrows at the boy beside her as he determined that it was when she had confessed about her attraction to his pale chest that he had figured out she had a crush on him. "I knew I shouldn't have ever told you anything, you're turning cocky, Professor!" she said, sticking her tongue out at him childishly for a moment before she was distracted as his grin faded. At this, the girl's own smile faded and her forehead creased slightly; she was just about to ask what was wrong when he mentioned that they had been dating for a month and he hadn't taken her out to their one-month anniversary date. At this, relief took over Vianna's features before she let out an amused chuckle. "Aw, Professor... I think running off to France behind our parents' backs and getting tattoos was a wicked date," she told him with a smile. "How many couples celebrate their first month like that, honestly?"

Vianna listened as Ferris began speaking, waiting patiently for the boy to gather his thoughts before he finally let it out, sharing with her that he liked to charm her and take her out and he liked it when she got all excited about things he did for her. At this, the girl's eyebrows rose slightly. "What? Professor, you were charming all day yesterday! And today too... always, actually. And you did take me out. To France. You can't top that. And I was excited about it, so I don't see what exactly is keeping you from being completely satisfied with that date right now," she said, giving him a small, warm smile.

Vianna's expression turned a little more thoughtful as Ferris explained that he was very happy with their date to France, he just wanted to take her out again. She chuckled softly at this confession. "Well, if you really really want to... There's no one holding you back, y'know," she told him with a smile. "But you really don't have to, Professor. I prefer spending the day just... running from home, getting tattoos, going for a swim, jumping off cliffs - strictly below forty-feet, of course - you don't have to... take us out to dinner or anything," she told him honestly. She much preferred their casual time together.

ooc: See you, Ruthers! I prolly won't be on later, at least not on SS, so I'll see you tomorrow! :bye::glomp:

Vianna gave Ferris a warm smile as he merely watched her blankly, wondering vaguely what might've been going on in his mind at the moment. But it was then that he leaned over and pecked her lips, a gesture which caused even the slightest trace of worry to leave her body and be replaced with pure joy instead. "I love you too, Professor," she replied as she pulled away, a smile on her lips and blue eyes sparkling.

Vianna grinned as Ferris shared with her that he had never loved anything more than he loved her. "Really?" she said, rather charmed by this, of course. "I think I could say the same thing about you," she told him with a soft chuckle.

Vianna's grin widened slightly as Ferris confirmed that his last statement had been true before a giggle escaped her lips, much like the giddy little schoolgirl she was at the moment. But as he then asked for confirmation on her last statement, it was now Vianna who nodded her head. "Of course," she said, copying his response with a soft chuckle before leaning over slightly and placing a kiss on his cheek.

Vianna returned the kiss Ferris placed on her lips before pulling away with a small smile and letting her gaze wander to the crystal waters not too far off. "How much time do we have, Professor?" she asked him, referring to the meeting they had with his father later that day.

"Ah, alright." Vianna nodded her head slightly as Ferris told her the time and how much they had left before they had to start heading back home. She watched as the boy then started to get up, announcing he was going to rinse off before asking if she was coming along. "Sure," the young girl replied with a smile before getting up to her feet as well and beginning to follow his lead over into the crystal waters, her mind not really on all the sand that had stuck to her arms and all.

Vianna watched Ferris dive into the water for a moment before following in, resurfacing a moment later not too far from shore but not exactly in shallow waters either. "Y'know, we'll have to rinse off again when we get home," she told the boy with a faint smile. "Get the salt off our hair and all..." she added absentmindedly, now allowing herself to float on the water, the bright sun forcing her to close her eyes and just rest for a moment.

Vianna smiled as Ferris let her know he knew already that they'd have to rinse off again, completely oblivious to his presence closing in. She was lost in a sort of surreal world at the moment, floating light as a feather on the water with the bright sun warming her face. She had always loved the warmth of the sun, even if most people ran away from it complaining it burned. But being blind wasn't a very good thing at the moment, as a rather large (at least compared to the others) wave came along and nearly ran over the girl, startling her and causing her blue eyes to open, which only led her to become all startled again at the sight of Ferris standing right there just staring at her. "Prof--what're you doing there?!" she asked, bringing herself down to her feet and wiping the salty water off her face. "I thought you were still back there…" she added with a faint smile, a little flustered. How long had he been watching her?