((Gmorning and aaa!! Yay!!

I’m kinda sleepy from just waking up so like, this might be p rambly and incomprehensible.)

Loki gave a flustered whine type of noise, covering his face with his hands and deciding that the silent treatment was a good explanation for why he wasn’t talking. It’s not because he couldn’t speak from how stammery Strange was making him. He was sure that if he did try to talk, it would come out as gibberish. Wait- Stammery? Was that a word? Even just thinking was getting extremely difficult.

He brought his knees up to his chest, hiding his face with them so he could sling his arms over without revealing his cheeks. He was blushing much too brightly now, and he was very eager to hide it or he feared he would never live it down.

Of course, he was still leaning into Strange, but he acted like he was upset. It was painfully obvious he was just trying to hide the flushed face. But he certainly was giving Stephen the silent treatment, only at his request.

[CI]Strange chuckled softly as Loki whined. He quietly snuggled into Loki, noticing how he was hiding away the way he was. He laughed, nudging his Loki's arms away from his face. Just out of curiosity. He saw the light bluish hue on his features and made note of how suiting that was for him. He didn't laugh, knowing that Loki was embarrassed enough, but rather just wrapped his arms around him again, being the same lovable doctor.

[CI]"Why are you so flustered?" Stephen asked, a satisfied smile on his face. Loki was just absolutely adorable, and it was great. Stephen's gay, and though that observation is obvious, it needs to be said occasionally. He practically curled up around Loki, even though he was comparably cold to the doctor for obvious reasons. That's what blankets were for, anyway.

[CI]"Are you actually sulking?" Stephen asked, fighting a smile.