Wider Campus Socials: Red Bunny Collection: Hana

Vi decided to go to bed, he had escorted her across campus, most people that saw her assumed that she was sick or depressed, and thus they were mostly left alone. He couldn’t get that email from Blake out of his head, absolutely seething from the disrespect he showed her in that email.

He linked a collection, another photoshoot, Erik had taken a quick look at the link. It was so fucking petty from that old man. It was the exact same theme.

He opens up his laptop, fortunately for him, Vi has logged into her email on this laptop. Both annoyance and curiosity getting the better of him. He opens the link.

Welcome Hana, your entertainment for the night!

“Damn…” She’s hot… Erik says softly, obviously doesn’t hold a candle to Vi, but Vi had said that Blake was uninterested in continuing this theme? Is this just him being petty?

Up high and spread open

“Vi does struggle a bit with the flexible poses…” Erik can’t shake the feeling this is intentional pettiness. Not quite mean… But a slight subtle do to Vi. He’s so arrogant to think that Vi won’t be able to resist looking… He’s not wrong.

Tell her to turn around. She will. Tell her to bend. She says finally.

She certainly seems more… Willing… Is that what the caption is referring to? This girl, unlike Vi, will listen and pose however she’s asked to. Even pushing herself more, more than happy to play along. Erik is convinced that these are subtle digs. What else could they be? Erik is convinced that if this were Vi the caption would be something like ‘Even the reverse angle is a sight to behold’ or something…

Unasked for extra service from Hana

These have to be digs. Specifying that this Hana’s idea? And not something that BLake necessarily directed. It’s not even like Vi wouldn’t have done something like this. She honestly would’ve and it would’ve been hot… Hotter than this girl. She just… wanted to know beforehand. Is it really that big a deal?

The view of a girl on her knees…

Authors note: Changed the dialogue and reactions in this scene. I didn’t feel it reflected what had been written up until this point.