It took Vivienne speaking up to draw her attention to the girl who was no longer a girl but rather a beautiful women now, to make her realize that she had entirely overlooked her.<br/><br/>"Vivienne Michel!  What a pleasure it is to see you once again.  You have grown into a beauty I knew you where always capable of being."  She smiled knowing that there had always been an underlying...something between them, she knew it wasn't hostility but something different yet equally as damaging.  She hadn't had much use with making friends when she was young, too preoccupied with working, pulling her wn weight, and making sure she was a necessity to the whole crew.  It was a habit she carried on even now, which would explain why she had little friends, and no family.<br/><br/>She was also aware that Bob had been telling his story, but it had alas been derailed into another conversation equally as interesting.  Nodding to the boys to gather their attention she looks about for other members of the crew, but she recognizes no one else.<br/><br/>"If you men don't mind, shall we all sit and have this conversation in a more leisurely fashion?"  Once everyone was settled into a seat, she was sure the whole conversation can turn into something more organized.