This thought lives rent free in my head.
Aether:Chongyun, I’m gonna go get Zhongli from the funeral parlor. Wanna tag along?
Chongyun:I have no interest of bumping into Hu Tao.
Xingqui:Rude.
Aether:You know with the way you hate her, it makes it seem like you two have a personal history. What did she do to you?
Chongyun:….
[Some time ago, the funeral parlor]
The room was quiet. The streets calm. Afternoon light bathed Hu Tao’s office in red; her ruined office. Books had fallen from the shelf against the very wall the girl was against. A smug smile wide across her face as Chongyun’s arms blocked her escaping from both sides. His usual tranquil ice blue eyes held a fierce anger that clashed with the amused red eyed girl.
Hu Tao:Look at that? I finally made you lose your cool.
Chongyun:Take back you said. The exorcists are not useless.
Hu Tao: I didn’t say that. I said they had little use. They’re so unimpressive and boring. Well…unless provoked apparently. Maybe they might be skillful, maybe.
Chongyun:I will not let you stand here and slander one of the noblest ways of life. Take it back!
Hu Tau:Prove me wrong then…shut me up.
Chongyun felt his body burning up and she silently egged him on. Hu Tao slightly nudge her forward to test Chongyun, gauging the reaction of the anger boy. Suddenly, her body was pressed to the wall by a kiss that burned with his passion. She kissed back just as passionately, taunting him with intrigued laughter. Her aggressive manner made them stumble towards her desk, until Hu Tao found herself laying on top of it. Her arms kept Chongyun on top of her by wrapping her arms around him. He broke the kiss off and all but growled at her in irritation, his face red for a variety of reasons.
Chongyun:I can’t stand you…
Hu Tao:I know…
Once again, she pulled him into a very heated embrace…
[Present]
Chongyun:She just brings out the worst in me. It’s complicated.
Aether:That tells me nothing.
Chongyun:Please just go without me.
Aether:Okay. *closes door*…….. So is there like a weird sexual tension between those two.
Xingqui: Oh thank god, you feel it too!