Honestly, Flynn didn't even have to tell her to save his seat. Vivian already knew what to do, but she simply offered a wink as an acknowledgment to his request as she continued to watch him walk away with Ronan. They'll be back shortly. She and Coleslaw could use a few minutes of nap time before the feast actually began. Just as long as nobody blows the Slytherin table up, she'd allow herself to relax. It was her last day of prefect duties ever. Give the ickles and herself a break. She deserved it.

Vivian offered a warm smile to Junia as she watched her dormie sit opposite her. And she was just about to reply to her question, catching a glimpse of Liss who had just joined their tiny seventh year group at their end of the table. "We're really done with all this, huh?" Her blue eyes glanced around the great hall, taking every detail she could lay her eyes on. How the candles looked like they were dangling from the ceiling, when in reality they were floating. How the light was orange-yellow in hue.

How this would be the last time she'll ever see all of this, as a student of Hogwarts. It all felt surreal, yet she couldn't be any happier to move on to another chapter in life.

And no words were needed, indeed. The space beside Vivian was empty, so Skylar could very much occupy it as she wanted. "Hey," she said. She knew the reasons behind her somber state, so Vivian wasn't pressing any questions. She understood it was personal stuff she wouldn't want to answer in public if it were in her case, anyway. Looking up, she also wiggled a finger at Kye. Her girls were all here. It was making her emotional.

But for Junia's question, the Head Girl almost... had nothing to say. Did she have plans yet? Besides her usual meet ups with friends, she had hopes for visiting other places here in Europe. Plans to visit her parents were bound to happen, though. It had been a while since she visited. "Nothing too significant." Pause. "We should make plans... as official graduates. Unless you're all tired of seeing me everyday for years." She managed a tiny grin. It was obviously a joke (or was it?) but it did sound fun, don't you think? The summer following graduation always seemed to be the source of all the hype.