Narrator pov
It was a regular day in the office when Thor held a gift Charlie gave him on their second date. He had a small smile on his face when one of his co-workers noticed this.
Blitz: Hey what you holding, my friend.
Thor; you want me to explain?
Millie: It looks pretty
Thor; well i was just recently had a date.
Momica: Wow didn't expect the God himself to go on a date. Who is it?
Thor; i was dating the princess of hell herself
Moxie then was chocking on his drink Millie acted fast to help him.
Blitz: I'm sorry.....WHAT?!
Momica: Princess of hell?
Thor; i am dating princess Charlie.
Momica: Holy shit
Millie: So....Hows she like in bed?
Moxie; Millie cough.
Millie: What? I want to know. Plus, is Charlie the princess of hell
Loon then dropped her phone and her jaw dropped as well
Loona: You're dating the princess of hell? How can you pull off a chick like her?
Thor; i am the literal god of thunder
Loona: Yeah, totally forgot about that
Thor; yeah hehehehehe
Momica: How long have you been dating her?
Thor; i started dating her recently and she stopped me from offering mead to a sinner girl with a. Red x on her eye ball and she was lesbian.
Blitz: Isn't her name Vaggie...Or Vegna or something like that?
Thor; I believe the answer is yes
Moxie; holy shit you really are dating her
Momica: I may not know much about her but damn!
Thor; well will one of you pls explain Charlie to her.
*Loona, Blitz, and Millie point at Moxxie*
Moxie; sigh ok you know the most powerful being here aside from Thor is Lucifer
Momica: Yeah
Moxie; well that's basically his kid ok?
Thor then flew to Charlie and then he landed right in front of her and she was shocked with his entrance. And then he walked to Charlie and even tho he hadn't said a single word he was so intimidating to look at
Thor; hehehe nice place.
Charlie; thank u.
Thor than sat down across from Charlie and poured a glass of mead for them and they drank the mead and began to talk to each other and as if a invisible music group was playing music over it so it was up to the audience to figure out what they are saying.