Vianna listened with amusement as Ferris explained to her that the reason why she was not right was because gems are always cuter than Professors; that no matter how cute that gem thought her Professor was, he'd always think she was cuter. And as each word came out of his mouth, Vianna's smile grew, and by the time he finished her blue eyes were sparkling brightly at him, obviously charmed and flattered by his words. "You're too perfect, Professor," she said after a couple moments of silence, as if this was a bad thing he had done. "Do you know how many girls out there wish they had a boyfriend like you?" She rose her eyebrows slightly at him. "Actually, I'm not going to tell you. 'Cause then you'll realize how many other fish are in the sea and fall for another girl," she said with a faint smile, half joking and half serious. She was usually a very confident girl, and she had never doubted Ferris's love for her (well, except for that one time that the whole deal with Julia and the kiss happened), but there were some moments when she couldn't help worrying a bit about losing this; she felt that she was living many girls' dreams, after all, and didn't want that dream to end.