Vianna watched with amusement as the little kids attending this dinner seemed to see in her husband a very comfortable mattress (something that through the past almost-three years she'd learned he really was). It was amusing, actually, how not only playful squirrels, sweet kittens, and baby rabbits seemed to find the boy comfortable but even young children as well. And it truly was an endearing sight, one which had the girl completely distracted for the next couple moments, her crystal blue eyes sparkling at the sight of Ferris all covered up in sleepy children. And it kind of made the girl think about their future, about what it would be like when they had their own children, about how adorable he'd probably look with their own kids falling asleep on him. There was a dreamy sort of look on the young wife's face then, her sparkling crystal blue eyes glued to this endearing sight before the little girl on her lap began to jump around, trying to catch Vianna's attention. "Oh! I'm sorry," said the young girl with a soft chuckle as the little girl who resembled her an awful lot called out to her, "Vee-awnne-na-nah!" Vianna gave an amused chuckle at the little girl trying to pronounce her name before the little girl tore her own crystal blue eyes away from Vianna and turned to Ferris instead, examining him for a moment before turning back to Vianna with a knowing and slightly narrow-eyed look, a smirk adorning her pretty tanned face before she giggled mischievously.

Ferris smiled slightly to himself as he admired the sight of the sleeping little kids resting so soundly on him, curled up peacefully and looking extraordinarily sweet. Moments later, he turned his face up just to catch Vianna's gaze for half a second before she had to look away because of the little girl on her lap catching her attention instead. His smile widened at the sight of her, admiring the way her blue eyes studied the little girl's expression which he couldn't quite see. Who would've thought that what should've been their little night out at dinner in some restaurant turned out to be a night provided by a group of joyful people who hardly spoke any English? He almost couldn't believe the wonderful change of events, especially getting to spend time with these kids who turned out to be amazingly sweet.... He admired the sight of Vianna with sparkling brown eyes, loving the fact that she seemed to really be enjoying the little girl on her lap. And she was just so cute...sometimes he couldn't help but get his gaze stuck on her pretty face.

Vianna couldn't help but give a soft, amused chuckle as the mischievous little girl on her lap gave her knowing looks, as if saying 'you like him and I can tell!' But the little girl soon seemed a little distracted from this, and unlike the other children, she seemed to have no intentions of going to sleep any time soon. She was energetic and she seemed to be having far too much fun with her new life-sized doll to tire out just yet. However, it was clear to see that the day's events (as there had been a lot of running and playing around before Fervi arrived) were beginning to wear the little girl slightly, though not enough for her to sleep just yet. Instead, she distracted herself playing with Vianna's very long brown hair, often comparing it to her own long, dark blonde hair and making comments in Greek. Vianna watched the little girl with sparkling blue eyes, completely endeared by the sight of her small hands playing with her long hair, and she couldn't help but feel tempted to take her away with her, she could be the little sister the girl never had!

Ferris's brown eyes only seemed to grow more and more endeared as he watched his wife play with this energetic little girl, watching as the small child began to play with the long brown hair that he too loved very much. Was it...weird that his mind started to sort of drift off to what it might be like when they...had their own kids? But here he was being used as a giant pillow, and just across from him was his wife...being unignorably gorgeous playing with a little girl who seemed to adore her automatically. It was a nice thought, he had to admit, but was quickly distracted from it as his admiration quickly returned to the sight of Vianna in particular. He couldn't help but find her to be completely and totally beautiful, those blue eyes sparkling the way he loved so much... Finally he very carefully took his clean napkin off the table and the wand next to it, careful to not disturb the children sleeping on him as he used a spell that simulated a quill and allowed him to write things down. On the napkin he scribbled out, 'I have a crush on you.' and used a different spell to change it into a bird that flew over to Vianna and landed on her empty plate, just like the ones they used to send back and forth to one another their first month together.

The little girl on Vianna's lap seemed to be in the middle of a very long and very interesting story, sharing something she found to be fascinating with Vianna, playing with the older girl's brown hair as she spoke. It seemed the child was completely oblivious to the fact that they spoke different languages; she didn't care, she still liked this older girl and still wanted to share her little stories with her. And Vianna, though she obviously didn't understand a word, listened attentively, her sparkling blue eyes examining the little girl's gestures and the way her own blue eyes sparkled as she spoke. It was an endearing sight and Vianna found it impossible to tear her gaze away from the little girl; at least, that is, until a note in the form of a bird landed neatly on her empty plate.

Vianna's eyebrows rose slightly with surprise at this, her blue eyes traveling over to the boy sitting across from her, all covered up in sleepy Greek children. She smiled at the sight, and the little girl on her lap, noticing that something else had caught her new friend's attention, turned around only to find a paper bird on the plate. At this, her eyes widened, completely fascinated by the sight of this, and she turned back to Vianna with large, questioning crystal blue eyes, as if asking, 'Is it safe to touch?'

Giggling, Vianna nodded her head and the little girl proceeded to lean over to the table, taking the paper bird into her small lightly tanned hand. She took a couple moments to examine it curiously before unfolding it, and her blonde eyebrows furrowed at the gibberish she saw. Not only was this a different language, but the letters used were completely different from those in the Greek alphabet. "Vee-awnne-na-nah?" she asked softly, pure confusion on her features as she handed Vianna the note. The older girl chuckled softly at this and took the note into her hand, reading it quietly to herself before chuckling once again, amusement on her smile. The young girl then proceeded to take her own wand, using it to conjure up a quill which she used to write back, 'But you're married, Mr. Montgomery! What would your wife say?' as if she wasn't the wife in this situation but rather a stranger Ferris was trying to hit on. With amusement on her features, Vianna handed the note back to the little girl who was watching all of this with fascination and who then proceeded to fold the paper bird back to its original shape as best she could before it flew away from her small hands and landed in front of Ferris a second later. The little girl grinned at this, completely fascinated by the animated piece of paper.

OOC: CHINA!!!

Ferris couldn't help but let his smile widen as he caught sight of both Vianna and the little girl on her lap taking notice of the paper bird he'd sent over. An endeared sort of look crossing his features, he watched as the younger of the two took the bird into her hands cautiously and unwrapped it to her own confusion, passing it off to Vianna who scribbled back on it and quickly sent it back. Curious, he carefully picked up the slightly less neatly folded bird to reveal Vianna's reply and he let out a hearty chuckle, letting his brown eyes drift back to her blue ones for a moment before beginning to reply. This laugh seemed to just barely awaken the little girl currently curled up next to his chest and she let her green eyes flutter open to see her bed chuckling at something. Drowsy and curious, she brought her little hands up to grab his collar and tug on it, a gesture which quickly grabbed his attention. He set down the wand with his brown eyes practically melting at the sight of her, using his hand to envelope her own. "Shhh, it's okay," he told her with a soft chuckle, brown eyes sparkling as she cuddled closer and he returned her hand to her side. It was then that Ferris returned his attention to the note, finishing it up before sending it off with the following, 'I dunno but she wants what's best for me, and you're far too pretty to be bad for me'. He then returned his admiring gaze to the little girl currently curled up at his side, dreaming merrily.

ooc: ! I'm starting to think there's something in taking naps...

Vianna watched the short exchange between Ferris and the little girl laying on him with endearment in her sparkling crystal blue eyes, before returning her gaze to the smaller version of herself sitting on her lap, who'd now started sharing another story with the Italian girl. Vianna chuckled softly to herself, one of her hands coming to absentmindedly stroke the top of the little girl's head gently, feeling her silky dark blonde hair brushing gently against her skin. It was so soft, she was so small... And the little girl seemed to like this gesture, suddenly bringing her chatting to a halt and beaming up at Vianna, something which got Vianna to beam in return, her hand now traveling from the girl's hair to her smooth cheek. Wow, children's skin was so soft and smooth and just... perfect. The little girl on Vianna's lap let out a yawn then, though she seemed a little reluctant to close her sleepy eyes. She didn't want to let go of her new friend yet...

However, both girls were soon distracted from this exchange of smiles as the small paper bird from earlier returned, landing neatly on Vianna's empty plate. Like before, the little girl on her lap took the bird gently and handed it to Vianna. "Vee-awnne-na-nah!"

"Oh well, thank you! You're so kind!" Vianna replied with playful formality, giggling lightly to herself, which got the little girl to giggle as well, before she then unfolded the note and read its contents to herself. Once again, the girl found herself chuckling softly at her husband's playful message. Vianna then picked up the quill she had conjured up earlier and replied, 'I don't know, Mr. Montgomery, your wife seems a little scary. What if she jinxes me for trying to take her husband? She can get a little fiery if someone else dares even look at her Professor, y'know...' And with that, the little girl on Vianna's lap folded the bird back to its original shape and sent it back across the table.

OOC: They're magical!

Ferris watched with the most sparkling of his brown eyes as Vianna interacted with the little girl on her lap, looking as though she was completely amused by the little Greek girl who seemed to be just as amazed by her new friend. It was then that they finally spotted his paper bird, opening it in the same manner and handing it off to the older of the two who wrote something down before handing it back to the younger one who folded it and sent it back. They were like a little team. He admired the sight of them for another moment before opening the little bird to read the note Vianna left him, only to let out yet another hearty chuckle. This once more disturbed the little girl on his lap who drowsily sat up and gave him a playful warning look, completely adorably. "I'm sorry!" he defended himself with a grin and she reached her hand up to place over his mouth as though to say 'Stop laughing!' But she grinned at him a moment later before plopping back into the crook of his arm and cuddling back into his side. She then took one of his hands (luckily his left, so he could still write) and began to play with it sleepily, slowly starting to drift back to sleep. 'I'll protect you, don't worry....but I can't just get over this crush of mine...you wouldn't happen to feel the same, would you?' he replied, sending it back with a grin.

ooc:

Vianna chuckled softly with amusement as the little girl resting on Ferris's lap ordered the boy to keep quiet by placing one of her tiny hands over his lips, and the older girl's chuckles were soon followed by giggles from the little girl sitting on her lap. It was a little amusing, actually, but it seemed that now the little girl on Vianna's lap was almost repeating everything the older girl did, and this rather amused Vianna to no end. She was just simply so cute, and in a lot of ways Vianna was able to see the little girl resembled her more than just physically, something which only made the older girl all the more eager to kidnap the little one. Not that she would actually go along with that plan, but... it was terribly tempting.

Vianna was absentmindedly daydreaming of all the things she could teach this child if she could take her with her at least for a little while - and of course, at the very top of the list was flying. But Vianna was soon snapped out of these thoughts as Ferris delivered the note back to her and, just like before, the little girl on Vianna's lap took the note and unfolded it for her. Vianna gave her a polite and amused 'grazie!' before reading the paper's contents. This got Vianna to giggle lightly, and as she did, the little girl on her lap began to imitate her, giggling lightly as well. Vianna picked up the quill from the tabletop and wrote back, 'Perhaps just slightly... but I don't think it's worth ruining your marriage. I'd think you cared about your wife a little more, you just married yesterday!' And with that, the note was soon back in the little girl's hands, being folded back to shape before being sent off. Vianna couldn't help but chuckle softly to herself then, though, rather amused by how anyone who would see this note would honestly think that Ferris was talking to some other girl rather than his wife.

With Vianna's playful reply still set in the sense that she wasn't really his wife but rather some random girl he was attempting to hit on, Ferris was greatly amused, but found himself torn as to what to say. He wanted to say that he loved his wife but the girl before him was incredibly beautiful, but that was...confusing. Was he then saying that he was ditching his wife for someone beautiful? Because then he was both saying he was ditching Vianna but calling her beautiful and wanting her...so he was ditching Vianna for Vianna? It was all very confusing and so he replied normally with a bit of a grin, 'Here's the thing. You're actually my wife, I'm extraordinarily attracted to you, and I would hope to kiss you if we both weren't being used as furniture.' Sending it back, his attention was drawn back to the little girl who was still playing with his fingers, placing her little palm against his own and admiring the difference with a giggle. She said something in thick Greek, just one playful word, that he obviously didn't understand until the old man at his side informed him that she'd just called him 'Giant'. His eyebrows rose and he gave a soft chuckle to the Acquilina, "Giant?!" he repeated playfully.

The little girl sitting on Vianna's lap was slowly but surely growing more and more tired, her crystal blue eyes very clearly sleepy though she tried her best to keep them open. But it wasn't long until she could no longer fight off her own sleepiness and she'd closed her eyes, resting on the older girl she'd been using as a comfortable armchair all this time. Vianna seemed a little startled at first, that the little girl would just go on and fall asleep right on her like that, but she certainly didn't mind, her crystal blue eyes examining the child's peaceful sleeping expression before being distracted by the note her husband sent her way.

Now that Vianna had no little assistant to open up the note for her, the young girl had to reach over to the table (slowly and carefully, as she didn't want to disturb the child on her lap) to get a hold of the note. She read its contents with an amused smile and bit at her bottom lip to keep herself from giggling, once again not wanting to disturb the sleeping child. And so, carefully, Vianna took the quill she'd been using all this time once again and replied, 'I agree, Professor... but, you don't think there's any chance we could bring any of the kids back to the cabin with us, do you...?' And with that, she sent the small bird off. But Vianna knew, she knew it was very highly unlikely that these kids' parents would just give them off to a pair of strangers, even if it was only for a couple hours, but Vianna saw no damage in asking... she was a lot like a little girl herself, and the child on her lap was like a new toy to her.

Ferris very carefully opened his note with one hand, reading through it once, and then twice just to make sure that he'd read it right. Oh great, now his wife wanted to bring home more than just pets? His eyebrows rose at the girl across from him, sharing a look with her for a moment before scribbling back, 'I think kidnapping is frowned upon in any society we come across, gem...Are you serious? I really don't think that's a good idea...' he admitted to her on paper with his brows slightly furrowed. But he never liked telling Vianna that he didn't agree with something she wanted to do, even when he wasn't completely sure if she was serious or not. He sent it back to her before turning his attention back to the kids, the young boy suddenly stirring and jumping down from his lap with a warm smile, running back over to his mother who was calling him from farther down the table. He was left with the little, younger girl, holding her a little better now that he had more room and cradling her almost as though she was a baby. But he held her up on his chest, supporting her with his lanky arm as her bed now, watching as she cuddled her face into his chest.

Vianna sighed softly to herself as she read Ferris's response on the note he'd written back, not really having expected something else. But... she couldn't help it! The young girl let the paper bird fold itself back to place though nothing new had been scribbled on it as there was nothing left to say, and her blue eyes traveled over to the little girl who had now cuddled up on her lap, fitting in the older girl's arms nicely despite the fact that Vianna was pretty small herself. But it was getting late, for the children at least, and Vianna was feeling a little let down that she had to say goodbye to the child she'd grown so attached to after only knowing her for a couple hours. "Professor..." the girl spoke softly, her voice traveling across the table and toward him in the silence they were enveloped in as most kids were asleep or leaving them to return to their parents. "Can we at least come back again... during the rest of our honeymoon? And before we have to head back home?" she asked.

Ferris watched with a rather defeated expression as Vianna simply folded back up the little paper bird, not adding anything else to it, and instead letting her blue eyes fall back to the little girl in her arms. Was he honestly feeling guilty that he'd just denied his wife the opportunity to steal somebody's kid?! How was she this convincing without meaning to? But there she was, looking melancholy about not being able to take home those kids, and he couldn't help but let his face fall into a bit of a frown until she turned her face back up to address him. He perked up, though his brows were still furrowed and his mouth set into a bit of a frown, and listened as Vianna asked if they could at least come back again during the rest of their honeymoon and before they had to head back home. "Of course, gem," he replied softly, guilt heavy in his tone. Okay, he should not feel guilty about this! But he sort of did...and he couldn't help but love these little kids too. "We'll come back to visit even when we're back home, alright?" he promised her softly.

Vianna gave a small, warm smile as Ferris agreed to coming back to visit the children again during the time that the couple was in Greece for their honeymoon, before then going on to assure the girl that they would come back and visit the kids even when they were back home. This seemed to make the girl feel a little better as her warm smile widened slightly, her crystal blue eyes drifting back to the little girl sleeping merrily in her arms. And Vianna seemed to fall into a bit of a daze then, as she quietly admired the little girl's tanned features for the next few moments; she seemed not to grow tired of watching this child, of admiring her like she was the cutest thing Vianna had ever seen, which in a way she kind of was.

But then, just as Vianna was getting used to keeping this child sleeping on her lap, there was the sound of an older woman calling out, "Nikoleta!" and the little girl on Vianna's lap stirred for a moment before her blue eyes fluttered open, turning sleepily to the source of the sound. It was a woman that resembled the little girl an awful lot, with a slender build and bright blue eyes, though her hair was a different shade of blonde and it was curly rather than straight, reaching her shoulders in length. The little girl, Nikoleta, watched her mother for a moment before turning back to Vianna and muttering something in Greek, just a short phrase that ended with "Vee-awnne-na-nah."

Vianna understood. She didn't need to know Greek to know it was time for the child to go and return to her mother. And so she nodded her head slightly, understandingly, a small warm smile on her lightly tanned face. "Sleep well, Nikoleta..." she muttered softly. "I'll be back to visit you very soon, though! And I'll bring you something next time, I think you might like it!" she added with a grin, and even though Nikoleta didn't understand a word Vianna had just said, she nodded her head in response and mirrored the older girl's grin, her own blue eyes sparkling up at Vianna's for a moment before she leaned a little closer to the girl and placed a kiss on her cheek, saying something in Greek once again before wrapping her little arms around the girl's neck in a surprisingly tight hug that nearly sent Vianna back on her seat. "Vee-awnne-na-nah!" squealed Nikoleta, pulling back a moment later and hopping off Vianna's lap, then running over to her mother at top speed, being welcomed warmly into her mother's warm embrace, and Vianna watched as the blonde woman then disappeared into the distance with the little girl in her arms, the little girl who was waving Vianna farewell. A bit sadly, Vianna returned the wave, flashing the little girl a warm smile.

ooc: I'm off for now, Ruthersss! But I should be back tomorrow as usual! Byeeeee!

OOC: Ok! Byyeeee Deee Derruuuuperrrssss!!!!

Ferris watched with observant brown eyes as one of the women called out to the little girl resting in Vianna's arms, who stirred before turning to Vianna and giving her farewells. And it was almost a little sad to watch, as his wife seemed particularly reluctant for her to leave, but made the boy smile slightly as little Nikoleta squeezed Vianna before hopping off her lap and over to her mother, waving back to the girl she'd left across from her husband. And Vianna looked almost saddened, her blue eyes a little melancholy, and Ferris gave a bit of a sympathetic smile. "Vi..." he murmured with a small smile on his face. "We'll come back," he promised softly, though he knew that Vianna was already looking forward to this as he'd heard her mention this to the young Greek girl.

And almost as though it was suddenly time for all of the little kids to go to bed (which it probably was), a woman called out an "Acquilina!" which immediately made the little girl in his arms start to stir. She gave a groggy nod to her mother before turning back to Ferris with a big grin on her tanned face, starting to say something in Greek which he could only assume was some sort of goodbye. But this little girl was much younger, not seeming to register that he wasn't staying there forever, and her farewells seemed much more carefree as she once more passed a small hand over his scruffy face. He let out a soft chuckle, "Yes, I'll come to visit you, don't you worry," he promised with a bit of a grin, brown eyes sparkling as he picked up the hand from his face and gently kissed her little fingers sweetly. She giggled at the feel of his scruff on her skin and leaned forward to peck his cheek innocently before jumping off of him and scurrying off to her mother who was laughing at the small exchange.

Vianna gave a small smile and nodded her head as Ferris assured her that they would come back and visit the kids again, watching as little Acquilina woke up then at the sound of her name being called by her mother. She watched with amused and endeared crystal blue eyes as the little girl and Ferris exchanged farewells before sighing softly. This wasn't fair! This wasn't supposed to happen! Now instead of heading back home feeling happy and satisfied from a night out in town, the girl was going to arrive a little saddened, missing these kids she'd just met - Nikoleta, specifically - more than she had expected to. "We should probably get going too, Professor..." muttered the young girl softly, though she seemed not to be making much of an effort to jump up from her seat enthusiastically and energetically as she usually did.

Ferris looked up from his absentminded gaze at the table as Vianna spoke, suggesting that they should probably get going as well. His brown eyes turned a little softer at the sight of her so saddened, and he gave a bit of a small, encouraging smile. "Yeah, alright, let's go," the young man said, getting up from his seat and heading around the table to take her hand and help her out of her chair. The elder members still around the table noticed this, and the one who spoke bits of English gave a smile, a mock disappointed look on his character-filled face.

"Leaving?" he said with a raise of his bushy gray eyebrows.

"Yes," Ferris answered with a weak smile. "Thank you so, so much for all of the food," he said, trying to keep it as simple as possible so he could be understood. But the message was obviously getting across by the grateful expression. "We'll come...to visit?" he tried once more, and the old man nodded with a friendly grin.

"Yez, yez, go! 'ave foon!" he chuckled with a nod, lifting up his glass to the couple before giving a wave. Ferris gave a brief nod and a warm smile before leading Vianna off down the road, down the way they came.

"You alright?" he murmured to her softly after a couple moments of silence. He intwined their fingers, still hearing some of the thick Greek drifting over to them from the celebrations a few yards back.

Vianna gave a friendly smile to the old man Ferris was now sharing words with, her smile widening slightly as the boy tried to share with the man that they'd come to visit. "Very soon!" the young girl quickly added with a bit of a grin. But she wanted to come back soon... very, very soon. Eventually, the old man dismissed them and Vianna gave him one last smile and a wave farewell before following Ferris's lead down the road, her blue eyes absentmindedly going over her surroundings before turning to the boy at her side as he asked if she was alright. "Yes, of course," she replied with a small smile.

Ferris gave a small smile as Vianna assured him that she was fine, though there was a sort of thoughtful sparkle to his dark brown eyes. "Alright," he murmured to her, bringing up their clasped hands to place a sweet kiss to the back of hers. He then pulled her a little closer as they walked so he could place a warm kiss to her lightly tanned cheek just for the sake of kissing her. But then he placed a couple more kisses there and on her temple in the hopes of maybe getting a couple giggles out of his favourite person. But he couldn't help but want to see her smile widen and he desperately wanted to be the cause of it.

Vianna smiled warmly as Ferris placed a kiss on the back of her hand before her crystal blue eyes drifted off again, just absentmindedly watching her surroundings. And she seemed a little distracted, with her head elsewhere... And it was true. Her mind was on that cute little girl she'd just met, on how sweet and friendly and amusingly confident she was. Thinking about this and realizing how silly she was being, Vianna sighed and shook her head slightly. What was up with her, getting all attached to a child like that? Creep. She couldn't help it, though...

The girl was a little distracted from her thoughts as Ferris placed a kiss on her cheek, though she seemed not to be paying much attention. It was then that he placed another set of kisses on her cheek, and then another on her temple, and the girl found it difficult to keep herself distracted at this point. Vianna chuckled softly at this, turning her gaze to the boy beside her with raised eyebrows and an amused smile. "Mr. Montgomery!" she gasped with mock surprise. "Please, I told you I don't like married men!" she added playfully before chuckling softly.

Ferris grinned as Vianna started chuckling, calling him Mr. Montgomery before reminding him that she didn't like married men. His eyebrows raise, "That's a bit of a problem," he said, pausing on the cobblestones so he could pull her over to him and let his arms wrap around her waist. "Because this married man likes you," he murmured with a soft chuckle of his own, brown eyes sparkling at her as he pulled her into his chest, leaning through their height difference to peck her lips sweetly. But he wanted to keep her distracted, as he'd become the expert in reading her facial expressions, and the second Nikoleta had left her lap, he could immediately tell that she missed her. It was odd...he'd never seen his wife like that. Granted, with animals she was always reluctant to ever let them go, but that was regarding animals, just pets. This was a kid.

Vianna gave another soft amused chuckle as Ferris came to the conclusion that her earlier confession was a problem, since he liked her. "Well... that's a bit of a problem," the girl replied, giving him an amused smile before he pecked her lips gently and sweetly, a gesture which the girl returned lovingly for the brief second it lasted. As they pulled away, her crystal blue eyes fluttered open and she smiled warmly at the boy before her, quiet for a moment before speaking, "C'mon, Mr. Married Man. Your wife is tired," she said, slipping out of his arms and taking his hand instead, intwining their fingers with a small smile.

ooc: Hey, are we going to RP them coming back to the kids again or are we skipping at the end of this day as planned?

OOC: I was thinking we'd still skip after the end of this night, you?

Ferris gave a bit of a grin as she returned his kiss before calling him Mr. Married Man and suggesting they leave since his wife was tired. "Well you have the broom," he reminded her with a soft chuckle as he released her waist and welcomed her hand into his own, intwining their fingers. "I was thinking..." he started softly, hesitantly, "I mean...we have a few more hours of tonight," he said with a shrug, "I...was thinking of maybe having a campfire on the beach...just a little one," he admitted, unsure if she'd want to do this as she'd just told him she was tired. "But then...since you're tired...would you maybe want to just climb in bed and roast marshmallows over the fireplace in the room?" he asked softly.

ooc: Yeah!
However, I have to go for about an hour now. I'll be back, though!

Vianna listened as Ferris reminded her that she had the broom and she nodded her head with a soft chuckle. "I know, I'm just looking for the right spot to set off... y'know, somewhere high enough..." she lied, obviously just stalling. But even if she was tired, she didn't want to leave this little town just yet. However, she didn't want to just stand around and talk either. She wanted to move, she needed to move around after spending the last few hours sitting (and being sat on). However, Vianna was soon distracted from her little mission as Ferris suggested they have a campfire on the beach, before then going on to mention the possibility of just having marshmallows in bed and roasting them in the fireplace in the bedroom. Vianna smiled warmly at this idea, nodding her head slightly. "A campfire sounds good," she agreed.