Vianna beamed and gave a brief, soft chuckle as Ferris replied, sharing with her that he was happy to be engaged to Vianna Vincenzi. She loved the sound of that, it just sounded so... official. It was one thing to be dating someone, or crushing on them, but something completely different to actually be engaged to that person. And it was something that brought the warmest of smiles to the girl's lightly tanned face as she appreciated the surrounding Italian landscape, watching as the mountains seemed to grow in size as the minutes flew by and they came closer. It was then that Ferris spoke once again, mentioning how he was happy that she was going to be Vianna Montgomery eventually, and the young girl's smile widened. "I can't wait for it," the young girl replied softly, blue eyes sparkling at this. "It's going to take some getting used to, though," she added with another soft chuckle.

Vianna listened as Ferris shared how he'd have to get used to having a wife, a 'Mrs. Ferris Montgomery', and the young girl chuckled softly, listening as he then went on to add that he liked the sound of it. "Me too," the young girl confessed, her blue eyes nearly sparkling at the landscape around them. She was quiet for a couple moments, thinking about all of this before speaking again, "I never thought I'd be getting engaged at seventeen… and I never imagined it would be to a curly-haired, book-loving, clumsy superhero who needs his agility recharged on a daily basis," the young girl said with an amused smile. "What about you, Professor? What did you think 'Mrs. Ferris Montgomery' was going to be like before we met?" she asked the boy curiously.

Vianna listened quietly and attentively as Ferris shared with her that he actually never really thought much about marriage, that he had always assumed it was something that'd be really far off in the future. The young girl nodded her head slightly, understandingly, and listened as he continued, explaining to her how he never thought he'd be able to find someone who completed him, like she did, or someone that he preferred to be with and love inside and out. Vianna smiled warmly and brightly at this, completely endeared with every word that left the boy's lips. "I'm really, really glad you've found that person, Professor," she said softly, "But I'm even more glad I get to be her," she added with a bit of a grin before chuckling softly. "I know we still have a long way to go before the day to get married comes along, but... I'd like to think nothing's going to come in the way between now and then, and that everything will go according to plan, and we'll still love each other as much then as we do now, if not more."

Vianna beamed brightly, in that almost childlike way she so often did as Ferris assured her that nothing was going to get in the way, that there was no way he could ever start loving her any less than he did now, and that they only had more to gain. His words were like music to the young girl's ears and she couldn't bring herself to stop smiling, she couldn't stop being completely overjoyed and she couldn't stop her heart from melting away the way it so often did whenever the boy charmed her. Vianna turned to him then, placing her lips on his own; and though she had been the one to warn the boy that they couldn't kiss too much while flying, she just couldn't help herself right now. She wanted to - no, she needed to kiss him at that moment, to show him physically how much she loved him and how his words made her feel.

Vianna spent a few moments like this, just kissing the boy as sweetly and lovingly as she could, her mind forgetting everything and anyone else that wasn't the boy whose lips she was kissing at the moment. Though she never let go of the broom, and held on as tightly as before. As she pulled back and her blue eyes fluttered open, the brightest of smiles lit up the girl's features, her lightly tanned skin bright in the orangey glow of the setting sun. "I love you," she told the boy, her blue eyes still rather dazed.

ooc: Byeeeee, Ruthers! :bye::glomp:

Vianna's smile only widened as Ferris spoke, sharing with her that he loved her as well before then leaning over and placing his lips upon her own again in a peck kiss the young girl was quick to return. Still clearly dazed, Vianna watched the boy quietly, admiring his features as the orange glow of the sun washed over them, as if he was the most interesting thing she had ever seen in her life. But a moment later, the girl seemed to finally snap out of it, and she shook her head slightly to herself before turning away from the boy and to the view ahead instead. "You've really got to stop distracting me, Professor, it's not safe!" she said, as if he had been the one to go and randomly kiss her just a moment ago.

Vianna fell into a fit of amused giggles as the boy behind her protested, reminding her that she was the one distracting herself before muttering about her kissing his lips and then blaming him. Still giggling lightly, the young girl replied, "It's your fault for being all... all... kissable!" she said, as if he had made her want to kiss him on purpose.

ooc: No prob!

Vianna nodded her head in response as Ferris repeated her accusation, before the boy then went on to list all the things he could do to make himself 'less kissable'. At this, the young girl's brows furrowed and her jaw dropped slightly. "What? No! That's not what I want!" she said, almost immediately. "You wouldn't be my Professor anymore if you did all that..." she added in a mutter, her forehead creasing slightly as if the boy had just suggested committing a horrible crime or something of the sort.

Vianna smiled brightly as Ferris assured her that he was only kidding, that he actually liked those things about himself too, probably because she did. At this, the young girl rose her eyebrows slightly. "Is that so? So if I told you that I actually really didn't like your curls, would you shave your head for me?" the young girl asked, turning to the boy and raising an eyebrow slightly at him, though obviously this was only a hypothetical question; the boy's curls were one of her favourite features about him.

Vianna's eyebrows rose slightly at the response she received, though a moment later she was chuckling softly with amusement. And, unable to help herself, the young girl placed her lips upon the boy's once again and let them rest there for a couple moments before pulling back again. "I love your curls, Professor," she told him softly, smiling. "And your eyes... and your nose, and your lips... everything," she admitted, chuckling softly and a bit sheepishly before turning back to the scenery ahead.

Vianna smiled brightly as Ferris awarded her a kiss on the cheek before then asking if they were almost there. "Almost," the young girl replied, nodding her head. "We just have to get past these mountains and we're there," she said, gazing down at the mountainous scenery below their feet, blue eyes searching for any signs of the cave the group had spent their first night at, just to get a glimpse at it out of curiosity.

Vianna listened as Ferris spoke, sharing with her his memories of that first night at the cave, when he had talked with her oldest brother about his friendship with her. The young girl smiled at this memory, it was something she'd almost forgotten about until now that the boy pointed it out. "I remember that..." she muttered absentmindedly, her blue eyes still scanning the trees below them, her smile widening as the boy admitted that he had been in love with her at that point, though he hadn't really admitted it to himself yet. It was then that he mentioned how the following morning he'd caught sight of her chasing after a squirrel, and how it was the cutest thing he'd ever seen. At this, Vianna let out an amused laugh. "You completely startled me, Professor! It was kind of embarrassing to know you'd been there all that time, just watching me chase after a squirrel like some mad woman..." she muttered, though there was amusement sparkling in her blue eyes.