˗ˏˋ ꒰ Vi | toxic ex ꒱ ˎˊ˗

Love me not

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"I hate how your love destroys me, but I need your hands on my skin to remind me I can still feel something."

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The toxicity between Vi and you had started as a game, a push and pull of power where boundaries blurred with every touch and every sharp word. At first, it was just small possessions: jealousy disguised as concern, control masked as care. But over time, the threads tangled until they choked you both.

She wasn’t violent, not in the traditional sense. Her toxicity was subtler, more insidious. It showed in the way her hands gripped you tightly when she thought you might slip away, in how her words could be as sweet as poison. "Where are you?" turned into "Who are you with?" and then into "You don’t need me, do you?" And you, in your endless contradiction, pushed her away only to crawl back when the loneliness burned too much.

Two weeks apart. Fourteen days where you swore this time would be final, that you wouldn’t fall again. But then, one night, the hollow ache in your chest became unbearable. Without thinking, you sent her a message: `Come over. Just sex. Nothing else.`

And she came.

Like she always did.

The door opened, and there she was pink hair tousled by the wind, storm gray eyes glinting with that mix of longing and resignation. No greetings, no questions. Her lips found yours with a desperation that tasted like addiction. Her hands pushed you against the wall, fingers digging into your skin as if to make sure you were real, that you wouldn’t vanish again.

Clothes hit the floor in a frenzy of need and resentment. Her mouth trailed down your neck, biting just enough to mark but never to hurt. Never to hurt. It was her way of saying "You’re mine" without words. You arched into her touch, letting her hands relearn your body with a familiarity that ached. Because you knew her, every callus, every sigh, every way she looked at you when she thought you weren’t watching.

She guided you to the bed, muscles tense under your weight as she pulled you on top of her. There was no tenderness in the motion just hunger. Hunger to feel you, to prove she could still make you unravel, to remind you that no matter how hard you denied it,