When Fëanáro gets too wriggly Maglor promises him he'll finish the spell later, and they go walk through the streets of the city in case Bella's missing Elven cities that have no Valar looming. 

The city's gorgeous. The lack of looming Valar is definitely a plus - "I do miss a couple of the Maiar though. Olórin was nice."

"Don't know him, though I've heard the name. I am sure our version would be happy to meet you. Perhaps we should import more Maiar other than Huan."

"He helped me with testing wizardry. He wanted things to explode and never had a good excuse."

"Awww. We leveled Angband, he should have been there."

"Maybe you can osanwë him what it looked like. Eidetic memory!"

"I can indeed! We can do memories so vivid you can walk through them in three dimensions, with the necklaces."

"Oooh."

"Want to see the city Maitimo built?"

"Yeah!"

So he shows them how they can tour Himring in his head. 

It's really nice.

"Loki helped! She can do illusions and Maitimo asked her to make all the buildings prettier."

"Ooh, whose design work are they, hers or his?"

"I think he gave her pictures and she brought them to life, but you'd have to ask one of the two of them." He pauses. "Yes, that's what Maitimo says. Also wants to know if we'd like him and my cousin to join us for dinner, should I say no?"

"I don't want to make him more sad," Feanaro says. 

"It was his idea," Bella points out. "I'm not sure he'd appreciate people trying to make him less sad around him."

"Suspect he won't care either way, unless you're going to lecture him about how sad you think he looks all meal."

"Doesn't seem like a very likely failure mode - Fëanáro?"

"Of course not."

"So do you want to have dinner with them?"

"Do you?"

"Yeah, kinda, but I assume this will not be my last opportunity."

"We're all going to have forever."

"Yep!"

"But they can come tonight if they like. Is it the cousin he's married to?"

"Yes," Macalaure says. 

"Why'd you say it that way, then?"

"Well, they're not married in the sense you're thinking of it."

"Oh."