ooc: :xd:! W/e mine's still cooler 'cause it has a RAINBOW beam!

Vianna gave an understanding smile and a nod as Mrs. Montgomery explained to her that Ferris was a perfectionist and not very confident on his artistic side. The girl couldn't help but chuckle softly at this, finding it rather ironic seeing as the boy had such an amazing talent. As Mrs. Montgomery then suggested sending the painting to Mrs. Vincenzi, Vianna nodded her head. "I think it's best to send it to my mum, she should see it. She was very excited about this portrait," she said with a smile, confident that her mother would probably be just as amazed as the young girl had been; she had been wanting a portrait of Vianna for a while now, one where the girl didn't look horribly bored or annoyed as she often did, having always hated to sit still for artists. But this painting was different, and just was Mrs. Vincenzi had hoped for.

ooc: I win! :mwaha:

Vianna watched as Mrs. Montgomery sent the painting off to her home, an amused smile on her face as she could just imagine her mother's face when this little present arrived. It was then that a knock came to the back door, and Vianna turned her gaze to it, only to find Ferris standing there as Mrs. Montgomery opened the door. On pure instinct and without even being aware of it, Vianna flashed him the brightest and most excited of smiles, her crystal blue eyes sparkling at the sight of him. "Professor!" She quickly made her way over to him, almost in a run, and wrapped her arms around the boy in a tight hug that had the girl been any bigger and stronger, would've probably caused the boy some pain.

Vianna giggled lightly to herself as Ferris spun her around before placing a kiss on her cheek and wishing her a happy birthday. "Thank you, Professor," she replied, a large and bright smile permanently glued to her face. She couldn't bring herself to stop smiling, though; she'd missed the boy too much and now that he was finally here she couldn't help being completely overjoyed about it. "It would've been perfect had I not missed you so much," Vianna replied with a soft, sheepish chuckle as Ferris asked her how her day had been. "Everything's been beautiful, Professor... the charms, the painting - the painting I can't believe you kept from me all this time!" she said, honest disbelief in her blue eyes. "It's amazing, Professor."

Vianna couldn't help but chuckle softly as Ferris expressed his worry that she might not have liked the painting, knowing how very typical of the boy it was to worry about this, even though she highly doubted she would ever dislike any artwork he did. She snapped out of thoughts, though, as he seemed to remember something and began to search through his pockets. Vianna's light eyebrows rose slightly and she watched with amusement as he pulled out a small box and then placed it back in his pockets, as it had clearly not been what he was looking for. She let out a light laugh at this, all too amused by how flustered the boy seemed before he finally found the slim velvet box he'd been looking for. Vianna's amusement turned into surprise and curiosity as the boy announced that it was for her, and the girl was quick to open it the second it met her curious hands. The brightest of grins then adorned her face as her blue eyes fell upon the charm bracelet - how had she not seen it coming? All these bracelet charms and no bracelet to place them on! But now she did have somewhere to place them, but before doing so, the girl leaned on her toes as she often did whenever she was about to kiss the boy before her, and allowed her lips to meet his own. She let them rest there for a couple moments before pulling back with a smile and sparkling blue eyes, looking much like an overjoyed child. "Thank you so much, Professor," she told the boy, completely endeared by the thoughtfulness he had put into this whole day overall. "For everything."

ooc: Aww alright, Ruthers! I should be here! ^_^ See you then! :bye::glomp:

Vianna smiled warmly at the boy before her for a moment before returning her attention to the bracelet in her hands and the many little charms she now had to place on it. She was distracted from this, though, as Ferris shared with her that the day wasn't over, that it was actually far from it. Vianna's eyebrows rose at this, not having expected this announcement as she thought the end of the scavenger hunt (which she assumed this was), meant the end of the surprises. "It's not?" she repeated with curious blue eyes, and though she highly doubted Ferris would honestly give away what was coming next, she asked anyway, "What's next? Are you keeping another painting secret from me, Professor?" she asked the last bit rather teasingly, playfully, before a soft chuckle escaped her lips.

Vianna chuckled softly as Ferris told her that it wasn't a painting that he was hiding from her, that she would have to wait and find out what the next surprise would be. She gave the boy a smile and nodded her head obediently, not really having expected him to give anything away. But it was then that he shared he'd be taking her somewhere, and Vianna's eyebrows rose. "Somewhere where?" she asked immediately, curiously. "Now? Do I have to change?" she asked, beginning to grow a little panicked now. "Wh--what should I do?"

Vianna listened with relief as Ferris quickly assured her that she didn't need to worry about anything, that it was her birthday and he was the one who had to fuss over everything. She chuckled softly at this, amusement in her crystal blue eyes as they sparkled up at him with a mix of endearment and admiration. "Well, I want you to know that I'm really, really enjoying my birthday so far," she informed the boy with a smile after returning the peck kiss he placed on her lips. "And especially now that I get to spend it with you," she added, her smile widening to a grin. And though she had been feeling very excited and enthusiastic during the scavenger hunt and the time with her family, it was now that Ferris was finally around that she truly felt completely, entirely happy; it was now that she felt nothing was missing and she could call this day perfect so far.

Vianna beamed at the boy before her, watching him for a moment before he spoke again, taking the bracelet from her hand to place it around her wrist, and I'm gonna say she already placed the charms on it. The young girl gave a rather girlish giggle as the boy spoke, telling her the bracelet looked good on her. Her blue eyes examined the many little charms hanging from it with a sort of fascination, each different charm bringing her different memories - Fluffy, broom races, afternoons under trees, lazy Sundays in France, Ferris himself of course, etc. "It's amazing, Professor," said the girl, returning her gaze to him, excitement quite clear on her features. "I love it. Hmm... maybe you and Fluffy have competition; maybe I love my new bracelet more than you guys now," she said playfully before chuckling softly, obviously just teasing before she returned her attention to the bracelet, taking each charm into her free hand's fingers and examining it closely.

"No!" Vianna immediately replied as Ferris mentioned the idea of taking the bracelet back from her as he didn't want to end up in third place. She chuckled softly with amusement at this, though, and leaned on her toes one more time to place another kiss on Ferris's lips, having wanted to do this since she'd woken up this morning only to find herself alone in bed. She let the gentle kiss last a few moments before pulling back, her lips returning to a smile as she admired the sight before her for a moment. "So when are you going to take me to this secret place?" she asked the boy, curiosity sparkling in her eyes.

Vianna grinned with excitement as Ferris told her he could take her to their next destination now, something she was obviously all for, before the boy then added that he wanted to steal another kiss from her first. Vianna laughed lightly at this for a second before his lips met her own once again, and the young girl was quick to return the kiss lovingly, having missed his lips more than she had imagined possible in just one day.

Vianna's lips curved slightly into a smile as what she had expected to be a brief kiss turned into something longer, something she couldn't help but find rather addicting; but it was always that way whenever she kissed Ferris, she just couldn't pull away. But there was a second force working against their kiss here, and that was the girl's curiosity. It was strong enough to get her to pull away much against her will, to cause her blue eyes to flutter open as her lips left the boy's. "Can we go now? Pretty please, Professor?" she asked, childlike enthusiasm in the blue of her eyes.

Vianna's smile faded slightly as she examined the boy before her, able to see the hesitance and nervousness on his features. Her brows furrowed slightly at this sight, just about to ask what was wrong when Mrs. Montgomery stepped into the scene, reminding the boy that he had an hour and a half left until sunset. Vianna turned to her and her expression turned puzzled, clearly having no idea what was going on before the woman disappeared and Ferris turned back to her, deciding that they should get going, then asking if she was up for a walk. Vianna smiled and nodded her head, the enthusiasm returning to her features now. "Yeah, let's go," she agreed quite eagerly.

Vianna was admiring her surroundings as the pair walked out of the house and into the small town. It felt like ages since she'd last been here, and she couldn't help being completely happy to be here again, to see that things had returned to normal and there were no kidnappers making everyone's lives miserable anymore. She was snapped out of thoughts and memories, though, as the boy at her side spoke, telling her that they were going to get supplies for tonight. Vianna's eyebrows rose slightly, and she was just about to ask what the supplies were for, when the boy told her they were having a campfire, though he refused to tell her where. Vianna grinned at this. "Really?!" she asked. This was something else she felt they hadn't had in ages - campfires. The last time they had one had been back at camp, and it was a little sad that this tradition of theirs seemed to have been forgotten. Or so she thought, clearly she was wrong now. "Is it somewhere far or near?" she asked, now digging for clues. "How are we going to get there? Walking? Apparation? Portkey?"