Vianna smiled and gave a brief, understanding nod as Ferris assured her that he hadn't meant to scare her. She listened quietly as he then shared with her that he found it cute and nice when she came over to join him, a confession which got the girl's smile to widen and some of her sheepishness to fade away. She lifted her head from his chest then, so she could meet his eyes, and it was clear from her expression that she felt better knowing that he'd actually liked that (even if she thought she had been a creeper), and it washed some of her embarrassment away. However, it wasn't long until Ferris began teasing her, asking teasingly if she had missed him, if she had given in first because she really missed him, and a bit of the earlier embarrassment returned to the girl's features as her cheeks began to turn pink again, though there was a bit of indignation mixed on her expression as well as her brows furrowed. "I was... being mature," she said in her defense, coming up with that excuse right then and there. Of course, if there was one thing that she and Ferris most certainly were not this day, was mature. So Vianna felt she would feel better if she gave herself the title of the mature adult in the relationship, leaving Ferris to look like the immature childish one (even though, ironically enough, she had been the one to start this whole war with her own immaturity).